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Child care center · California

Salvation Army Day Care Ctr

836 Stanford Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90021

License details

License typeDay Care Center
License number191802051
StatusLICENSED
Capacity150
AgesNot listed
Address836 Stanford Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Phone(213) 623-9022

Source: CDSS Care Facility Search data download, data of November 6, 2026.

836 Stanford Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90021

Licensing visits

Visits on record11
Last visitSeptember 21, 2026
Citations6

As published by CDSS Community Care Licensing.

Contact & directions

Call (213) 623-9022 Directions State record

What a capacity of 150 means

Capacity is the most children the license allows at one time, not current enrollment or openings.

California Title 22 (§101216.3 and §101416.5) requires one teacher for every 12 preschool-age children, or one teacher plus one aide for up to 15, and one teacher for every 4 infants.

On a tour, ask how many children are in each room and how many adults stay with them at nap time.

Child care in ZIP 90021

Our Los Angeles listings include 4 licensed programs in ZIP 90021, out of 694 programs in Los Angeles.

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Questions

How do I look up Salvation Army Day Care Ctr on CDSS Care Facility Search?

Search by the program name or license number 191802051. The state record is the place to confirm the current status and read any inspection or violation history the state publishes.

Can I get help paying for care at Salvation Army Day Care Ctr?

In California, child care assistance runs through CalWORKs Child Care and the Alternative Payment Program, CDSS. You apply with the program, not with the provider, and the provider has to accept the payment. See help paying for child care.

How do I report a concern about Salvation Army Day Care Ctr?

Contact California Department of Social Services (CDSS), Community Care Licensing Division, which licenses child care in California. If you suspect abuse or neglect, call your state's child abuse hotline, or 911 in an emergency.

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