Crystal Stairs Head Start, State Preschool and Early Head Start Programs
Crystal Stairs, Inc., 5110 West Goldleaf Circle, Suite 150, Los Angeles, CA 90056-1282
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Crystal Stairs Head Start, State Preschool and Early Head Start Programs are part of Crystal Stairs, Inc., which is described as the largest child development service provider and advocate for families and child care providers in South Los Angeles. The programs provide quality early learning and preschool along with family services that support health, mental health, nutrition, disabilities, and family support services for children 0–5 years old. The organization is described as a dedicated practitioner of high-quality, culturally centered early care and education.
• Ages: 0–5 years old
Crystal Stairs, Inc. has been building community for over 40 years and is described as one of California's largest child care advocacy and resource referral organizations. The mission of Crystal Stairs states that child care is viewed as an essential step in making economic opportunities accessible for all families, and that the organization provides expanded programs and services that support children and families on their journey to self-sufficiency. The name and brand identity of Crystal Stairs, Inc. are inspired by Langston Hughes' poem “Mother to Son” and artwork by Synthia Saint James. The leadership team and partners include Crystal Stairs, Inc. CEO Jackie B. Majors, LA County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell as a legislative partner and former CEO, Lorna Young as a Family Services Enrollment Specialist, and Tonya Muhammad as a dedicated child care provider.
Crystal Stairs, Inc. is described as the largest child development service provider and advocate for families and child care providers in South Los Angeles and has legislative partners including LA County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell. Community Voices hosts the Los Angeles County Annual Stand for Children Day in Exposition Park, where children, parents, providers, child care advocates, and elected officials gather to show support for child care advocacy. One testimonial from Family Services Enrollment Specialist Lorna Young emphasizes the importance of coming together to support children and notes that “the help is here.” Another testimonial from dedicated child care provider Tonya Muhammad describes how community-based organizations like Crystal Stairs provided essential supply distributions weekly for providers to help them continue caring for children and families.
Last updated April 10, 2026.
• Ages: 0–5 years old
Crystal Stairs, Inc. has been building community for over 40 years and is described as one of California's largest child care advocacy and resource referral organizations. The mission of Crystal Stairs states that child care is viewed as an essential step in making economic opportunities accessible for all families, and that the organization provides expanded programs and services that support children and families on their journey to self-sufficiency. The name and brand identity of Crystal Stairs, Inc. are inspired by Langston Hughes' poem “Mother to Son” and artwork by Synthia Saint James. The leadership team and partners include Crystal Stairs, Inc. CEO Jackie B. Majors, LA County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell as a legislative partner and former CEO, Lorna Young as a Family Services Enrollment Specialist, and Tonya Muhammad as a dedicated child care provider.
Crystal Stairs, Inc. is described as the largest child development service provider and advocate for families and child care providers in South Los Angeles and has legislative partners including LA County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell. Community Voices hosts the Los Angeles County Annual Stand for Children Day in Exposition Park, where children, parents, providers, child care advocates, and elected officials gather to show support for child care advocacy. One testimonial from Family Services Enrollment Specialist Lorna Young emphasizes the importance of coming together to support children and notes that “the help is here.” Another testimonial from dedicated child care provider Tonya Muhammad describes how community-based organizations like Crystal Stairs provided essential supply distributions weekly for providers to help them continue caring for children and families.
Last updated April 10, 2026.
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