ReMoved follows the emotional journey of a nine-year-old girl who is taken from her abusive birth home and placed in the tumultuous foster care system.

The ReMoved Films are being created with the intent to bring light to the often-unknown subjects of Foster Care and Child Abuse/Neglect. The films educate those who are learning, while simultaneously identifying with those who understand all too well.

The ReMoved films are produced by Nathanael & Christina Matanick, co-directed by Nathanael Matanickand Tony Cruz, and written by Christina Matanick.

LCCS goal is to hold an event to screen the films to raise awareness and funds and to also encourage people with the means to open up their homes to children in need and show how they can help give hope to a child.

"It would be impossible to fully understand the life and emotions of a child going through the foster care system, but this short narrative film portrays that saga in a poetic light, with brushes of fear, anger, sadness, and a tiny bit of hope." Santa Barbara Independent

Lutheran Community Care Services (LCCS) established since 2002, is a non-profit, charitable organisation with an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status and an affiliated partner of the International Institute of Restorative Practices (IIRP).

LCCS has been actively engaging and empowering individuals and families, to build and sustain relationships. Focusing on Restorative Practices, LCCS has served families, schools, institutes, residential homes and various organisations to restore relationships that have been harmed.

Our Vision: All individuals engaged to build and sustain healthy relationships

Our Mission: To drive a restorative movement to break the cycle of hurt and build connected communities of empowered individuals.