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Three Agencies,
One Common Vision:
Infant Mental Health Care for Children
Prenatal through Three

The Westside Infant-Family Network (WIN) is a
collaboration among three primary west Los
Angeles agencies designed to provide mental
health care to families with young children who
are in need.
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MISSION
WIN ensures that families with prenatal through
three-year-olds receive the culturally sensitive
mental health care and community resources
they need to strengthen their families and
achieve secure attachment with their children.

5721 W. Slauson Avenue, Suite 200 | Culver City, CA | 90230 310.846.4100 | www.winla.org

A COLLABORATION AMONG:

Westside Children’s Center
Venice Family Clinic
St. Joseph Center

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Westside Infant Family Network
Infant Mental Health Care for Young Families

WIN Celebrates Its
Independence!
WIN launches as its own
nonprofit corporation
7/1/11
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WIN Collaboration in Culver
City News!
"Charitable collaboration chalks
up accolades"
Culver City News
3/17/11
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Westside Infant-Family
Network (WIN) Named a
Finalist for 2011
Collaboration Prize!
Westside Infant-Family Network
(WIN) has been selected as one
of eight finalists for the 2011
Collaboration Prize created by
The Lodestar Foundation, an
organization dedicated to
maximizing the growth and
impact of philanthropy.
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Westside Infant-Family
Network (WIN) Clinical
Director, Dr. Wendy Sun,
Receives Professional
Endorsement
Dr. Sun is one of only 52 mental
health professionals in the state
to receive Infant Mental Health
endorsement.
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supporting WIN's
great work?

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today!

WIN News!

5721 W. Slauson Avenue, Suite 200 | Culver City, CA 90230 | 310.846.4100 | www.winla.org

WIN is Hiring!
Below are brief descriptions of current job openings:

Bilingual (Spanish/English) Contract Therapist
Responsibilities:
▪ Complete diagnostic intake assessment and comprehensive treatment
plans of new clients; (requires familiarity with DC: 0-3R)
▪ Provide on-going dyadic therapy and/or adult individual therapy with
parents/primary caregivers in the family’s home, on-site at one of the
three collaborative agencies;
▪ Provide school observation and consultation as necessary;
▪ Attend multi-disciplinary case review meetings as pertains to caseload;
▪ Attend group supervision weekly;
▪ Consult and coordinate with agency case managers for shared cases;
▪ Maintain all relevant clinical documentation in a timely manner (e.g.,
progress notes, treatment plans, quarterly updates);
▪ Other responsibilities as assigned.

To find out more about each position, including qualifications, check out
the full job descriptions on our Job page.