 Click here or on the calendar above to learn more details about where child support specialists will be in your community.
Additional Los Angeles County Resources
 Every March, Los Angeles County celebrates the women—past and present—who have broken barriers and enriched our lives. LA County Library invites you to discover these stories through their virtual programs, interactive resources, and curated reading lists. Click here to learn more.
 Every Body Plays is a free, drop-in recreation program offered by the LA County Department of Parks & Recreation. Led by trained and caring staff, the program provides a safe and welcoming environment where youth can build friendships, explore creativity, stay active, and learn new skills through hands-on activities.
Registration is open and FREE. Sign up here.
 Starting April 1, 2026, certain non-citizens will no longer be eligible to receive CalFresh benefits. However, you may be eligible for CalFresh if your immigration status changes to Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) and you meet all other eligibility requirements. Learn more at Keep Your Benefits.
 Receive free assistance from volunteer IRS-certified tax preparers and claim your tax credit. Those eligible may get cash back through the California Earned Income Tax Credit, Federal Earned Income Tax Credit, California Young Child Tax Credit, and California Foster Youth Tax Credit. Learn more at CalEITC | FTB.ca.gov.
 LA County Veterans can connect with the Veteran Peer Access Network (VPAN) for transportation assistance to medical appointments, housing-related services, and other essential needs. VPAN helps coordinate rides, connect Veterans with VA shuttle services, and identify public transit options, including potential eligibility for extended Lifeline TAP Card benefits. Submit a VPAN request here.
The Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department establishes judgments for parentage, as well as establishes, modifies, and enforces orders for child support. The Department has more than 1000 employees, including over 86 attorneys, and in 2025, collected and distributed more than $512 million in child support. The department's core purpose is to ensure children thrive, with a mission of connecting with parents and caregivers to provide child support services.
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