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Take the word “the.” According to the Fry 100 List, which charts the 100 most common words in the English language in order of frequency, “the” is No. 1. You’ll find it about once every 20 words in written English.

A nearly $1 million gift from the California Scottish Rite Foundation is helping the University of the Pacific expand free speech-language and literacy therapy for Stockton-area children—accelerating access to care while training the next generation of clinicians.

The Stockton Scottish Rite has generously donated $5,000 to the Stockton RiteCare Childhood Language Center (CLC). With this incredible gift, our clinic was able to purchase essential supplies directly from the wish list of the clinic director—resources that will make an immediate impact on children receiving speech and language therapy.

Literacy is a fundamental skill that shapes our ability to communicate, learn, and participate fully in society. It is not just about reading and writing but also about understanding and using information effectively.

The California Scottish Rite Foundation gratefully acknowledges the San Diego County Employees’ Charitable Organization for their $1,000 grant award. Thanks to this generous support, we’ve been able to acquire new iPads for our San Diego RiteCare Childhood Language Center, enhancing both in-clinic and tele-therapy services for children with speech-language needs.

Burlingame RiteCare Childhood Language Center Awarded $30,000 Grant by Peninsula Health Care District

Early speech therapy provides essential support for children experiencing speech and language challenges, setting...

Leah offers unique insights into the meaningful world of speech and language therapy and the work of the California Scottish Rite Foundation

"Speech therapy and language services aren’t just what they do during their business hours, It’s a passion.”

Leading with curiosity, sensory play involves engaging with senses such as touch, sight, sound, taste, and smell in an experimental way.