The Mothers’ Club Family Learning Center in Pasadena is celebrating its 50th year of helping families. As part of its anniversary activities, it is looking for past alumni and supporters who have gone on to lead successful lives using the skills they gained at Mother’s Club.
Mothers’ Club has touched the lives of over 2,000 families with young children. These famlies came to Mothers’ Club isolated, depressed, or victims of abuse. They left with the skills and confidence needed to improve the quality of their lives and advocate for their children’s education. hough some have stayed in close contact, updating Mothers’ Club about their family’s accomplishments and keeping up to date with the agency’s developments, many more have lost touch.
Starting as a loosely-structured social support program in 1961, Mothers’ Club has developed into a highly-regarded model with award-winning, two-generation learning programs and research-proven results for the isolated and impoverished families it now serves. Now located ins a permanent facility in Northwest Pasadena, Mothers’ Club Family Learning Center prepares families living in isolation and poverty to succeed in school and in life through two-generation learning programs.
If you’ve participated at Mothers’ Club during any stage of its development — as a parent, child, or volunteer — please visit www.mothersclub.org to submit your story and share your memories of Mothers’ Club.
The Mothers’ Club Family Learning Center in Pasadena is celebrating its 50th year of helping families. As part of its anniversary activities, it is looking for past alumni and supporters who have gone on to lead successful lives using the skills they gained at Mother’s Club.
Mothers’ Club has touched the lives of over 2,000 families with young children. These famlies came to Mothers’ Club isolated, depressed, or victims of abuse. They left with the skills and confidence needed to improve the quality of their lives and advocate for their children’s education. hough some have stayed in close contact, updating Mothers’ Club about their family’s accomplishments and keeping up to date with the agency’s developments, many more have lost touch.
Starting as a loosely-structured social support program in 1961, Mothers’ Club has developed into a highly-regarded model with award-winning, two-generation learning programs and research-proven results for the isolated and impoverished families it now serves. Now located ins a permanent facility in Northwest Pasadena, Mothers’ Club Family Learning Center prepares families living in isolation and poverty to succeed in school and in life through two-generation learning programs.
If you’ve participated at Mothers’ Club during any stage of its development — as a parent, child, or volunteer — please visit www.mothersclub.org to submit your story and share your memories of Mothers’ Club.