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The Cherese Mari Laulhere EcoHouse is a purpose-built early childhood facility in Long Beach that houses Children Today's trauma-informed child development and family support programs for young children and families experiencing homelessness or involvement with the child welfare system. The EcoHouse is described as a Gold LEED-certified building intended to bring multiple programs together under one roof.
The Cherese Mari Laulhere EcoHouse is a dedicated early childhood facility in Long Beach designed to centralize Children Today's programs. The building is described as Gold LEED-certified and was opened to provide a purpose-built setting for children and families who have experienced homelessness or maltreatment.
Services at the EcoHouse are described as trauma-informed and child-focused, emphasizing a safe, predictable environment and play-based learning. Families are offered supports that include connection to community resources and collaborative care with partner agencies.
Meals are prepared onsite to meet USDA nutritional guidelines. The organization participates in the Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and reports preparing tens of thousands of meals annually for children in its care.
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