


| Rosemary's Children |
| When Rosemary Cottage opened its doors in April 1920, it could house 10 girls and a housemother. In 1928, they built “The Cottage”, making it a home to 19 teenage girls. During the 1940’s, Rosemary Cottage introduced treatment services for girls and their families, made property improvements and hired a team of social workers to meet the standards of the Los Angeles and Pasadena Community Chest (The United Way). |
| program for troubled teen girls, the first step in teaching independent living skills to children in placement situations. In 1970, Rosemary’s patrons made it possible to acquire a second group home. Six years later, Rosemary added a third home. Since then, Rosemary maintained and remodeled these homes, provided resources and developed programs to help teen girls. In 2002, Rosemary acquired its fourth group home. Now the organization can help 43 at risk teen girls. Plans and fundraising efforts are underway to build a library and update the kitchen at The Cottage. Rosemary Children’s Services is one of the oldest West Coast charities that helps boys and girls of all ages who have suffered abuse, neglect and abandonment. Its programs include a Foster Family and Adoption Agency, which helps nearly 400 children, annually, throughout Los Angeles County and portions of San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange Counties; a Non-Public School providing specialized education in a small structured environment; a Mental Health Program to provide individual and group therapy and training in various life skills; and the Residential Program which includes Rosemary Cottage and four group homes. For More Information Please Visit: www.rosemarychildren.org |
| 36 S. Kinneloa Ave., Suite 200 Pasadena, California 91107 P 626.844.3033 F 626.844.3034 |


| Rosemary Cottage Foster Care |

HOURS 170 S. Lake Ave. Pasadena, Ca 91101 (626) 792-7885 Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm Sunday 10am-7pm |
170 S. Lake Ave. Pasadena, Ca 91101 (626) 792-7885 Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm Sunday 10am-7pm |