California hospital’s family center provides distance-learning resources for students

Los Angeles-based Hope Street Margolis Family Center is working with the Los Angeles Unified School District on delivering distance learning opportunities for children during the pandemic.

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Hope Street is the community benefit program of Dignity Health – California Hospital Medical Center that serves families living at or below the poverty line. Hope Street developed customized classrooms, computer labs and common areas for student learning during the pandemic and arranged for 50 students to have breakfast and lunch as well.

Hope Street also provided computers and Wi-Fi for students in first grade through high school.

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