Forgotten Children, Inc.

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Forgotten Children, Inc.

Forgotten Children, Inc. (FCI) fights the victimization of women and girls through an anti-human-tra Our goal is to ELIMINATE human trafficking.

(FCI) provides outreach and education, as well as emergency and long-term housing, for victims of human trafficking. We also provide intervention classes and resources to women who have been arrested or sexually exploited. Our mission is to rescue, restore, educate and bring hope to victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Our vision is to empower and equip individuals, families, and

communities by breaking the cycle of sexual exploitation through partnerships and community awareness.

05/29/2026

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, our commitment to mental wellness continues every day.

At FCI, we believe that caring for mental health means creating spaces rooted in compassion, dignity, support, and hope. Every conversation, every act of kindness, and every effort to uplift one another helps build stronger and healthier communities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us this month in raising awareness, breaking stigma, and encouraging healing. Together, we can continue creating a culture where no one feels alone.

Take a moment today to check in on yourself or someone you care about. Your support can make a difference.

05/22/2026

Mental health challenges often begin long before people receive support. Too many young people carry silent struggles for years before getting the help they deserve.

At FCI, we believe early intervention, education, and community support can change lives. When we invest in young people, we create safer, healthier, and more hopeful futures for everyone.

If you work with youth, parents, schools, or communities, your role matters. The conversations we start today can become the support someone needs tomorrow.

Let’s normalize mental wellness, encourage early support, and create spaces where healing is possible.

Need support? Call or text 988 — Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

05/20/2026

Stress can affect all of us but so can support, rest, and healing.

At FCI, we believe mental wellness starts with making space for self-care, healthy boundaries, and meaningful connection. Small daily steps can make a big difference.

Watch this reel for 4 simple tips to help manage stress and protect your peace.

Remember: You do not have to go through difficult moments alone.

Need support? Call or text 988 — Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

05/14/2026

Healing should never come with shame.

At FCI, we believe seeking help is an act of courage, strength, and self-love. Too many people suffer in silence because of stigma but no one should have to carry their struggles alone.

Healing happens when communities choose compassion, support, and understanding over judgment.

If you or someone you know needs encouragement today, remind them that asking for help is not weakness.

Call or text 988 — Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

Tag someone who may need this reminder today.

05/12/2026

Mental health care should be accessible, inclusive, and rooted in compassion.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, FCI is shining a light on the disparities that continue to impact Black communities because the numbers reflect real people, real stories, and real barriers to healing.

Representation matters. Access matters. Community matters.
Together, we can create spaces where every person feels seen, supported, and empowered to seek help.

If you or someone you know needs support, help is available.
📞 Call or text 988 — Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

Healing begins when we show up for one another.

05/10/2026

Today, FCI celebrates the love, strength, and sacrifices of mothers who continue to nurture families and build stronger communities every day.

We honor every mother and mother figure whose compassion, resilience, and care inspire hope for brighter tomorrows. Thank you for all that you do.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at FCI.

05/09/2026

Mental health matters and so does checking in on one another. At FCI, we believe healing starts with compassion, connection, and community.

Remember: you are never alone, and asking for help is a sign of strength.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for support.

05/05/2026

Breaking the silence starts with us.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, FCI is creating space for conversations about healing, support, and mental wellness in our communities. Together, we can challenge stigma, uplift one another, and remind people that seeking help is a sign of strength.

Take a moment today to check in on someone, start a conversation, or share support with those around you.

Need support? Call or text 988. You are not alone.

05/04/2026

What a meaningful way to spend a Sunday. 🤍

FCI’s Chief, , had the opportunity to join fellow thought leaders, advocates, and community partners at today’s Human Trafficking Round Table hosted by Thrash-Ntuk. We are grateful for the invitation and for the space to engage in such honest, thoughtful, and necessary conversations surrounding human trafficking.

The discussion went beyond awareness it was about listening, learning, collaborating, and exploring how we can continue to do better together for those we serve.

At FCI, collaboration remains at the heart of our mission. We believe real impact happens through strong partnerships, shared knowledge, and meaningful relationships within the community. Opportunities like these continue to strengthen our commitment to staying at the forefront of anti-human trafficking work.

It was also wonderful connecting with Kandee Lewis from the Positive Results Center and so many others who continue to lead with genuine care and compassion for the community.

We left feeling encouraged, inspired, and even more committed to the mission.

04/30/2026

We kicked off our first Human Trafficking Training, sponsored and hosted by the LA Regional Human Trafficking Task Force (LARHTTF), and it meant a lot to see so many people in the room.

Task force partners, community members, and frontline professionals showed up ready to learn, ask questions, and prepare for what’s ahead as Los Angeles gets ready to host the World Cup. What made it even more powerful was hearing directly from survivor leaders and industry experts who brought real insight, real stories, and practical tools we can actually use in the field.

This is the kind of work that matters, coming together, getting informed, and making sure we’re ready to respond the right way when it counts.

We have more trainings coming, and through the leadership of the LA Regional Human Trafficking Task Force, we’re building something strong together across this region.

Address

4401 Atlantic Avenue , Suite 200
Long Beach, CA
90807

Telephone

+18004451326

Website

http://www.fci-la.org/

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