Lullalee has strategically partnered with authors, artists, educators and entertainers to develop programs that help underserved children facing learning challenges. Since 2004, Lullalee has provided Car-Ni-Fairs, (Magical Art and Literacy Fairs in a Carnival setting-serving Shriners Hospital for children in Los Angeles) Storytelling Projects and Book Grants to over 9,500 children and their families in California, Louisiana and Africa.

The LPS therapeutic approach is to address learning through one or more of the following mediums: visual arts, music and storytelling. We tailor age- appropriate programs for children and youth K-5 by means of Ed-U-Tain-Ment. With that said, we want to entertain the children we educate. Children will look forward to storytelling and inner-active events that promote their creative thoughts to dream. Our prototype entertains youth by initiating fun and exciting programs with colorful settings. Our curriculum encourages and elevates good reading habits as an early education technique. We intend to replicate our programs to provide services through out North America. Our broader mission is to build a Content Delivery Network (CDN). This network would deliver our interactive entertainment programming to schools, institutions, facilities globally. Via the CDN, we envision tele-education and distance learning projects as an extension to deliver art education to home learning networks and other non-traditional educational settings.