CHRISTIAN SALVATION SERVICE
EIN 98-0085066 · International Development (Q30)
What they do
Child and Baby Rescue and Improving Womens Welfare By Providing Life Support And/or Continuing Care for Unwanted, Abused, Abandoned or Orphaned Babies and to Prevent Such Children From Being Traumatized. to Provide The Physical, Medical, or Surgical Treatments Necessary to Sustain Life or Improve The Future Quality of Life for Babies At Risk and Babies With Various Birth Defects. to Maintain Contact With Recognized Social Service Agencies to Locate Suitable Homes Into Which Abandoned, Orphaned or Unwanted Children Can Be Placed for Adoption. to Provide Aid In The Prevention and Continuing or Future Physical or Emotional Damage to Adult Clients or Children Through Training, Counseling and As Needed Residential Care. to Provide An Array of Social and Medical Services, Educating, Training and Counseling to Assist Individuals Experiencing Undue Stress And/or Depression From Emotional, Social, Employment or Economic Pressure.
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About this charity
- Location
- 21700 OXNARD STREET 360, WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91367
- County
- Los Angeles
- In care of
- FREDRICK N VOIGTMANN