Let’s Take Care!

Take Care Club is a monthly community care program for kids to come together and practice mutual aid through acts of service.

Each month, Take Care Club focuses on a different theme with a corresponding activity to reflect on the big and small ways we can make a difference in our communities.

Take Care Club meets the second Sunday of every month from 10 am - 12 pm.

What is the mission of Take Care Club?

Take Care Club offers space for kids and youth to:

Build and strengthen meaningful connections with one another and their communities

Turn awareness of social issues into action rooted in care and engagement

Cultivate empathy while broadening their perspectives of the world around them

Discover the collective power of collaboration and the impact of working together to create change

Let’s take care of our environment! Join Take Care Club kids and teens on Sunday, June 14 from 10 AM to 12 PM at Central Park in Pasadena for park cleanup, making seed balls, and painting rocks. RSVP through link in bio! Hope to see you there.

Thank you to the Moore Lab at Occidental College for welcoming Take Care Club to tour its extensive collection of birds to learn about bird diversity, ecological and evolutionary processes, and how we can protect birds on our changing planet. Shout o

🦜 Take Care Club kids and teens are heading to Moore Laboratory of Zoology at Occidental College on Friday, May 8 at 4 PM for a special field trip all about birds. Led by birder and naturalist Diego Blanco, the field trip will explore bird diversity

Take Care Club kids and teens are meeting on Sunday, April 12 from 10 AM – 12 PM for a morning dedicated to caring for our environment. RSVP through link in bio!

Activities include: • Creating a collaborative nature collage inspired by ar

🧡 Take Care Club (Tweens/Teens) gathered at Memorial Park to make felt hearts for Meals On Wheels and our local Hart House. A little handmade love tucked in with every meal. Grateful for everyone who came and crafted with us 🪡✂️🩵💜💛

Thank you to everyone who came to Take Care Club today! We made cards for patients at City of Hope and talked about ways to show care when people are sick in big and small ways. ❤️&zwj;🩹

We also made a no-sew flannel blanket for patients at a local

Take Care Club ages 5-10 will be meeting at Hermon Park this Sunday, March 8 from 10 AM - 12 PM to make cards and crafts for patients at @cityofhope. We’ll be talking about extending kindness and comfort during times of illness and ways we can

Excerpt from our interview with LA Public Press:

“I think of it as like planting seeds of action,” she said, allowing people to translate their feelings into “the things that we can do practically — small to medium to large action — that do make a difference in people’s lives.”

Let’s Take Care!

What is the mission of Take Care Club?

Excerpt from our interview with LA Public Press:

“I think of it as like planting seeds of action,” she said, allowing people to translate their feelings into “the things that we can do practically — small to medium to large action — that do make a difference in people’s lives.”

COMMUNITY FOR ALL!

COMMUNITY FOR ALL!