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Calibrate
Calibrate
Services: Facilitating Connections Circles, Facilitator Training. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Services: Facilitating Connections Circles, Facilitator Training. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Calibrate® provides an evidence-based mental wellness / social-emotional learning program called Connections®. Connections is a listening and storytelling circle, a structured process designed to create a protective space, so that participants can listen and speak from their hearts. Prompts invite imagination and critical thinking. Students report gains in confidence and ability to express themselves constructively and courageously, as well as growth in listening skills, empathy, self-reflection, self-awareness, self-regulation, accountability, and trust.
Calibrate® provides an evidence-based mental wellness / social-emotional learning program called Connections®. Connections is a listening and storytelling circle, a structured process designed to create a protective space, so that participants can listen and speak from their hearts. Prompts invite imagination and critical thinking. Students report gains in confidence and ability to express themselves constructively and courageously, as well as growth in listening skills, empathy, self-reflection, self-awareness, self-regulation, accountability, and trust.
Phone Number: 818-738-4678
Phone Number: 818-738-4678
Point of Contact: Marcie Gilbert
Point of Contact: Marcie Gilbert
Contact Email: marcie@calibrate.earth
Contact Email: marcie@calibrate.earth
Address: We come to you; currently servicing organizations within LA County.
Address: We come to you; currently servicing organizations within LA County.
Services: Facilitating Connections Circles, Facilitator Training
Services: Facilitating Connections Circles, Facilitator Training
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 14-17 years
Target Population: 14-17 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Options: In-person, virtually
Hours/Days: 7 days/week, 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Hours/Days: 7 days/week, 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Harold Robinson Foundation/Camp Ubuntu
Harold Robinson Foundation/Camp Ubuntu
Services: Youth Camp Experiences. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Camp Ubuntu Watts (CUW) is a 4-week summer program offering campers a safe, creative space to play, develop new skills and learn with the guidance of positive peer and adult role models. CUW offers a range of programming from Music & Art to Coding, Gardening, Sports & Fitness; all developed around the essentials of social-emotional growth and managing the stresses our children face today. CUW is open to 5th, 6th and 7th grade students in South Los Angeles.
Phone Number: 206-261-1082
Point of Contact: Cheryl Bonacci
Contact: cheryl@haroldrobinsonfoundation.org
Address: Markham Middle School (Summer) Canyon Creek Sports Camp (school retreats)
Service: Youth Camp Experiences
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 10-14 years
Options: Offered in-person
Website: https://haroldrobinsonfoundation.org/
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Services: One stop shop for all your emergency needs. Such as rental assistance, utility bill assistance, after school programs, college prep, formally incarcerated services, employment, job training, homeless services, food pantry, free farmers market, and much more. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Provides free emergency services to individuals and families that reside in the City of Los Angeles.
Phone Number: 323-357-6262
Point of Contact: Sheila Thomas
Contact: sthomas@wlcac.org
Address: 1212 E. 108th St. LA, CA 90059
Services: One stop shop for all your emergency needs. Such as rental assistance, utility bill assistance, after school programs, college prep, formally incarcerated services, employment, job training, homeless services, food pantry, free farmers market, and much more.
Languages Available: Spanish, English
Target Population: All ages
Options: In-person
Website: wlcac.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
LAPD Southeast Cadets
LAPD Southeast Cadets
Services: Leadership, community service, character building, respect, self motivation, meaningful and life long friendships. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
The Cadet program strives to improve society through the development of our community's youth. It fosters leadership and ethical decision making skills, while preparing youth participants to be responsible and productive citizens through a commitment to education and community service.
Phone Number: 213-618-2991
Point of Contact: Officer Marcos Mercado
Contact: 36388@lapd.online
Address: 145 W 108th St Los Angeles CA
Services: Leadership, community service, character building, respect, self motivation, meaningful and life long friendships.
Languages Available: English
Target Population: 13-17 years
Options: In-person
Website: http://www.lapdcadets.com
Hours/Days: Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles
Services: Arts & Culture, Non-Profit, Education & Childcare, After-School Programming, Sports & Fitness, Mental Wellness, Youth Recreation, Resource Distributions, Virtual Programming, College Prep, Community Outreach, Vaccinations, Food Distributions, Youth & Family Support, Learning Hubs. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles (BGCMLA) provides safe and fun Clubhouses for kids to grow and thrive, life-enriching programs, and caring mentors to guide youth towards academic and personal success. In addition to diverse programming, we service Metro Los Angeles youth and their families through learning hubs, food and resource distributions, vaccination clinics, and early college prep through our College Bound program.
Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Phone Number: 323-567-2278
Point of Contact: Watts-Willowbrook Clubhouse
Contact: info@bgcmla.org
Address: 1339 E 120th St, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Services: Arts & Culture, Non-Profit, Education & Childcare, After-School Programming, Sports & Fitness, Mental Wellness, Youth Recreation, Resource Distributions, Virtual Programming, College Prep, Community Outreach, Vaccinations, Food Distributions, Youth & Family Support, Learning Hubs
Languages Available: English
Target Population: 5-18 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: https://www.bgcmla.org/
Positive Results Center
Positive Results Center
Services: Healing Through Trauma is an in-person, virtual or hybrid workshop for groups (12-25) (adults, & parents) to address Youth & Adults Leadership, Healthy Relationship, Re-Entry, and Trauma Awareness & Violence (Dating, Sexual Assault & Bullying) consists of virtual and/or in-person workshops. Group presentations for youth serving educators and providers. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Positive Results Center (PRC) has been committed to creating awareness to strengthen, educate and safeguard children, families, and the community on the intersections of violence from a cultural and age perspective. PRC hosts Healing Through Trauma, a group based activity, arts-based awareness and prevention program targeting Black/African American youth, K-12th, young adults (8-25), and families, including those who identify as LGBTQQTIA, are at-risk, and low income to address inter-generational violence, abuse, racism, sexism and misogyny, and the resulting trauma for historically marginalized and under-served communities of color.
Phone Number: 323-787-9252
Point of Contact: Kandee Lewis
Contact Email: kandeele@prc123.org
Address: 1128 W. 124th Street, Gardena, CA 90247
Services: Healing Through Trauma is an in-person, virtual or hybrid workshop for groups (12-25) (adults, & parents) to address Youth & Adults Leadership, Healthy Relationship, Re-Entry, and Trauma Awareness & Violence (Dating, Sexual Assault & Bullying) consists of virtual and/or in-person workshops. Group presentations for youth serving educators and providers.
Languages Available: English
Target Population: Youth and young adults 12 - 26, adults, youth-serving providers and educators
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.prc123.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 7:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
College Track
College Track
Services: College access support, college application guidance, FAFSA workshops, financial aid workshops, financial literacy training, college decision counseling, career exposure, workforce development, community service and civic engagement support, standardized test preparation courses, academic tutoring, wellness counseling. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
The mission of College Track is to equip students confronting systemic barriers to earn a bachelor’s degree in pursuit of a life of opportunity, choice, and power. We support high school and college students in the Watts community by providing holistic daily afterschool programs, including academic support, social-emotional development, career exposure, and college access support. When students enroll in college, we award scholarships to close any financial gaps, and advocate for students on college campuses to ensure they persist and graduate with bachelor's degrees.
Phone Number: 323-621-6740
Point of Contact: John Lee
Contact Email: johnlee@collegetrack.org
Address: 2265 E. 103rd Street Los Angeles CA 90002
Services: College access support, college application guidance, FAFSA workshops, financial aid workshops, financial literacy training, college decision counseling, career exposure, workforce development, community service and civic engagement support, standardized test preparation courses, academic tutoring, wellness counseling
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 14-17 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.collegetrack.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Thursday
Thinkwatts Foundation
Thinkwatts Foundation
Services: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship assistance, Food Distributions, Sports programming, Community Development, Health Fairs, Rental and Utility Bill Assistance. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
THINKWATTS FOUNDATION is a 501c3 organization founded in 2018 by Brandon "Stix" Salaam-Bailey, with a primary focus on community grassroots activations along with developing financial literacy programming with rental assistance and utility bill relief, custom container housing solutions for the homeless and re-entry population, food and essential goods distributions, and charitable fundraising through entertainment industry efforts.
Phone Number: 310-756-9619
Point of Contact: Brandon Salaam
Contact Email: info@thinkwatts.com
Address: 9901 S. Alameda LA CA 90002 (Unit D)
Services: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship assistance, Food Distributions, Sports programming, Community Development, Health Fairs, Rental and Utility Bill Assistance
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: All ages
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.thinkwattsfoundation.org
Hours/Days: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Watts - Los Angeles WorkSource Center
Watts - Los Angeles WorkSource Center
Services: Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc. for work related duties, etc. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc for work related duties, etc
Phone Number: 323-249-7751
Point of Contact: Hector Chacon
Contact Email: Hector.Chacon@hacla.org
Address: 2224 E 114th Street, Los Angeles CA 90059
Services: Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc for work related duties, etc
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 16-60 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Southern California Crossroads
Southern California Crossroads
Services: Hospital Based Violence Intervention, Gang Prevention, Gang Intervention. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Our mission is to provide safety and healing to individuals and communities affected by trauma caused by violence along with providing basic needs to the underserved population.
Phone Number: Office: 310-438-1660
Point of Contact: Daniel Zamora
Contact Email: danny@socalcrossroads.org
Address: 3621 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd #9
Lynwood, CA 90262
Services: Hospital Based Violence Intervention, Gang Prevention, Gang Intervention
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 13-50 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.socalcrossrodas.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
SSG/HOPICS
SSG/HOPICS
HOPICS is an integrated system of care which primarily but not exclusively assist those experiencing homelessness to empower themselves. We help with crises and bridge housing, social security benefits, mental and physical well being, domestic violence, case management, veterans, youth, single adults and families. We also contribute in helping with employment, substance use issues as well as those living with HIV or AIDS. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Phone Number: 323-452-2967
Point of Contact: Toni White
Contact Email: twhite@hopics.org
Address: 5949 Crocker St. Los Angeles, CA 90003
Services: Counseling: Trauma Recovery Center, Substance Use, Mental Health
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 18 and up
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: HOPICS.ORG
Hours/Days: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Operation Progress LA
Operation Progress LA
Services: Academic Case Management, Enrichment (Academic, Educational, Equitable), LAPD and Civilian Mentorship. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Operation Progress' model focuses on the whole child from 3rd grade through college by providing a comprehensive approach through a unique collaboration between the LAPD, high-performing schools, college acceleration programs, and the Watts community. Our scholars develop the skills necessary to lead healthy, successful lives and give back to their community.
Phone Number: 323-749-0699
Point of Contact: Cristina Cuellar
Contact Email: operationprogressla@gmail.com
Address: 10221 Compton Ave, Suite 102, Los Angeles CA 90002
Services: Academic Case Management, Enrichment (Academic, Educational, Equitable), LAPD and Civilian Mentorship
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: Program entrance is as a rising 3rd Grade Scholar.
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: operationprogressla.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 5:00 pm
Watts Skills Academy
Watts Skills Academy
Services: Youth sports, mentoring, tutoring, etc. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
We are a free AAU basketball/mentorship program lead by police officers. We strive to create leaders and build relationships through the sport of basketball.
Phone Number: 323-382-4463
Point of Contact: Ivan Lombard-Jackson
Contact Email: Wattsskillsinfo@gmail.com
Address: 145 W 108th St
Services: Youth sports, mentoring, tutoring, etc.
Languages Available: English
Target Population: 0-13 years
Options: In-person
Website: https://wattsskillsacademy.net/
Hours/Days: 6 - 8 pm
Ritter Elementary School
Ritter Elementary School
Services: Education, counseling, parent workshops, donations. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
We are one of the highest performing elementary schools in the Watts area. We provide scholars with a rigorous academic program while supporting their growth and development. We place an emphasis on their social emotional needs. We teach scholars the importance of being independent, critical and creative thinkers so they can communicate with others and become innovative leaders.
Phone Number: 323-564-2478
Point of Contact: Dr. Michelle A. Rappino
Contact Email: mrappino@lausd.net
Address: 11108 Watts Ave, Los Angeles CA 90059
Services: Education, counseling, parent workshops, donations
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 0-13 years
Options: In-person
Website: www.RitterElementarySchool.org
Hours/Days: 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Watts/Los Angeles Worksource Center
Watts/Los Angeles Worksource Center
Services: Career pathway workshops, on-the-job training, construction certifications, health and allied health career certifications, direct partnerships to colleges and universities for vocational trades, resume workshops, job development coaching, referrals for drug-and-alcohol rehab, trauma counseling, Job Club, housing assistance, financial literacy, tax preparation, entrepreneurship/franchise business development assistance, interviewing skills, networking, and life skills coaching, strong relationships with Employers and construction opportunities City and County-wide. National Demonstration Grantee for the Community Health Worker program with direct training for the CAL-AIM Medi-Cal reform pipeline, direct training and placement in Healthcare careers, Urban Forestry trades and others. Local hire lead for HACLA's 25 year construction pipeline as well as provide on-the-job training and other opportunities for youth and adults seeking opportunities in construction and/or other Unions/Trades. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
The Watts/Los Angeles WorkSource Center has operated for 30 years and seeks to uplift the quality of life of individuals and families seeking economic advancement through job training in high sector growth industries, job placement, entrepreneurship and other supportive services to create family stability. The Center specializes in serving the most vulnerable Angelenos with compassion and grace to assist them in reaching their goals while developing strong relationships with Employers that commit to hiring them. Through the Section 3 Local Hire program, clients are constantly engaged and recruited for additional opportunities to advance which creates a formal network for clients to tap into. The Center serves all HACLA communities in Los Angeles and other vulnerable populations City & Countywide.
Phone Number: 323-249-7751
Point of Contact: Hector Chacon, Workforce Development Manager
Contact Email: Hector.Chacon@hacla.org
Address: 2224 E. 114th Street Los Angeles, Ca 90059
Services: Career pathway workshops, on-the-job training, construction certifications, health and allied health career certifications, direct partnerships to colleges and universities for vocational trades, resume workshops, job development coaching, referrals for drug-and-alcohol rehab, trauma counseling, Job Club, housing assistance, financial literacy, tax preparation, entrepreneurship/franchise business development assistance, interviewing skills, networking, and life skills coaching, strong relationships with Employers and construction opportunities City and County-wide. National Demonstration Grantee for the Community Health Worker program with direct training for the CAL-AIM Medi-Cal reform pipeline, direct training and placement in Healthcare careers, Urban Forestry trades and others. Local hire lead for HACLA's 25 year construction pipeline as well as provide on-the-job training and other opportunities for youth and adults seeking opportunities in construction and/or other Unions/Trades.
Languages Available: English, Spanish, Tagalog, Mandarin and others
Target Population: 55+ years
Options: In-person
Website: Facebook-Watts WorkSource
Hours/Days: 7am - 5:30 pm Monday - Friday and some Saturdays
Acceler8
Acceler8
Services: Automotive technician, work experience, job placement, mentorship. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
We are an automotive program helping youth 14-24 years of age. We are Active and retired Law Enforcement and military members running the program. We hold workshops and after school programs.
Phone Number: 805-207-7768
Point of Contact: Charles Woodruff
Contact Email: cwoodruff@acceler8education.org
Address: Petersen Auto Museum
Services: Automotive technician, work experience, job placement, mentorship
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 14-24 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: acceler8education.org
Hours/Days: Saturdays
Compton Avenue Elementary STEAM Academy
Compton Avenue Elementary STEAM Academy
Services: Parent Workshops in : Computers Literacy Skills, Math Strategies, Foundational Reading Skills, Reading Comprehension, English Learner Strategies, Special Education Support, Nurturing a Growth Mindset, Writer's Workshop. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Compton Avenue Elementary is a safe, nurturing learning environment intentionally designed to cultivate students' character and empower them to lead our tomorrow. Our highly-qualified staff uses the latest technologies and innovative Future-Ready skills to help students become critical thinking problem-solvers and a develop a life-long love of learning. We believe through parent partnerships, your child will become the confident imaginative learner that will positively contribute to the future of our ever-changing society.
Phone Number: 323-564-5767
Point of Contact: Lashon Sanford
Contact Email: Lte7184@lausd.net
Address: 1515 E. 104th Street, LA 90002
Services: Parent Workshops in : Computers Literacy Skills, Math Strategies, Foundational Reading Skills, Reading Comprehension, English Learner Strategies, Special Education Support, Nurturing a Growth Mindset, Writer's Workshop
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: Elementary (4-11 years) and All Parents
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: Comptonavenue.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 2:00 pm
Watts Rising Collaborative
Watts Rising Collaborative
Services: Public Meetings, Free Solar Panel Installation, Free Electric Retrofits, Gardening Workshops, Produce Distributions, Residential Trees. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Watts Rising is a collaborative of Watts residents, 40+ organizations, the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, the Mayor's Office, and Council District 15 committed to improving the quality of life in Watts. In 2019, the Watts Rising Collaborative was awarded a $33.25 million Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) Grant from the California's Strategic Growth Council (SGC), and additionally leveraged over $160 million to fund community- identified infrastructure projects. With continued, vibrant community input, leadership and participation, the Watts Rising Collaborative will implement 24 infrastructure projects by 2024 that will: 1) expand urban agriculture and access to healthy
organic produce; 2) provide more affordable and sustainable housing; 3) increase low- and no- carbon transportation options; 4) increase community green space; 5) expand our tree canopy; and 6) make our streets safer for walking and biking.
Phone Number: 213-374-4003
Point of Contact: Katrina Kubicek
Contact Email: wattsrising@gmail.com
Address: 1501 E. 103rd St
Services: Public Meetings, Free Solar Panel Installation, Free Electric Retrofits, Gardening Workshops, Produce Distributions, Residential Trees
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: In-person, virtually
Options: 55+ years
Website: www.wattsrising.org
Hours/Days: Depends on the event; most staff are available 8:30 - 5:00. Meetings and workshops may be on weekends and/or evenings
Job Corps Los Angeles
Job Corps Los Angeles
Services: Food, clothing, equipment and uniforms to do the trade, books and supplies, a small stipend so that they can a little pocket money, basic medical, dental and mental needs, chrome books and internet access if needed, transportation and housing if needed and available. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Job Corps is 100% Fully Funded through the Department of Labor and there is absolutely no cost to the student, before, during and after the program! The DOL spends $40,000.00 on each student to make sure they have all they need to be successful in their career path.
The population that Job Corps serves are the low-income youth (16-24), victims of sex-trafficking, foster youth, migrant youth and kids with disabilities.
The careers that they train in are High-Demand Industries- Advanced Manufacturing, Hospitality, Healthcare, Information Technology, Construction, Renewable Resources and Energy, Finance and Business, Transportation and Homeland Security.
The average program length is approx. 10 months, however if they make it into the Advanced Training Program the length of time at Job Corps can be up to 2 years, or a little longer (due to post Covid).
Job Corps provides all that they need while being a student here at the Center: Food, clothing, equipment and uniforms to do the trade, books and supplies, a small stipend so that they can a little pocket money, basic medical, dental and mental needs, chrome books and internet access if needed, transportation and housing if needed and available.
Upon completion of the program: Each person receives $1,000.00 to help them to settle into their new lives for housing or a down payment towards a car.
Job Corps has a zero tolerance for drug use, each potential student will submit to a drug test.
Phone Number: 213-743-5184
Point of Contact: Michelle Matthews
Contact Email: matthews.michelle@jobcorps.org
Address: 215 W 11th St. Los Angeles, Ca 90015
Services: Job Corps provides all that they need while being a student here at the Center: Food, clothing, equipment and uniforms to do the trade, books and supplies, a small stipend so that they can a little pocket money, basic medical, dental and mental needs, chrome books and internet access if needed, transportation and housing if needed and available.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: In-person, virtually
Website: https://www.jobcorps.gov/
Hours/Days: Monday through Friday 9am-5pm
Watts Empowerment Center
Watts Empowerment Center
Services: The Watts Empowerment Center is “The #1 Most Active Community Center in Los Angeles.” This 12,900 sq ft state-of-the-art facility committed to the children, youth, and families within Watts Housing Projects. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
These 3.3 acres are the heartbeat of the community. Locals can discover their purpose and develop their talents with the help of top industry and business professionals that provide mentorship to many within the community.
Resources offered range from Sports Leagues, After School Tutoring, STEM Media Lab, Culinary Arts Kitchen, Performing Arts Studio, Music, Acting, Fashion Design, Etiquette Courses, Resume Building Workshops, Anti-Bullying Classes, Mental Health/Stress Management, and beyond.
Contact Email: info@youthmentor.org
Address: 2250 E. 114th St., Los Angeles, CA 90059
Languages Available: English
WATTS LIFE CAR CLUB
WATTS LIFE CAR CLUB
Services: Watts life car club unites various communities, rival gangs and races by giving them a glimpse of peace and unity in a violent world, all for the love of cars.
Phone Number: 323-213-7588
Point of Contact: ANDRE CHRISTIAN
Contact Email: wattslifeunited@gmail.com
Address: 1827 East 103rd Watts , Ca 90002
Services: Mentoring, gang intervention, Big Brother program, bullying, community safety
Languages Available: English
Target Population: 18-30 year olds
Services Available: In-person, virtually
Website: wattslifeunited1.org
Hours/Days: 9:00am-6:00pm, Monday-Saturday
Watts Labor Community Action Committee/GRYD Youth Program
Watts Labor Community Action Committee/GRYD Youth Program
Services: Gang Prevention & ReEntry , Mental Health, FREE Field Trips, Transportation, Backpacks, Shoes, School Supplies, Mixed Martial Arts Workshops, Parenting Support Workshops, Life Skills/Substance Abuse Workshops, Diaper/Car Seat program, Homework Assistance etc. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Gang Prevention & ReEntry program which targets youth ages 10 to 24 years of age. The goal is reduce gang recruitment/gang joining risk factors, juvenile camp/probation recidivism and provide positive alternative activities which helps support family strengths and healthier communities!
Phone Number: 323-357-6273
Point of Contact: Ralph Flores
Contact Email: rflores@wlcac.org
Address: 10950 S. Central Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Services: Healing Through Trauma is an in-person, virtual or hybrid workshop for groups (12-25) (adults, & parents) to address Youth & Adults Leadership, Healthy Relationship, Re-Entry, and Trauma Awareness & Violence (Dating, Sexual Assault & Bullying) consists of virtual and/or in-person workshops. Group presentations for youth serving educators and providers.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 10 to 24 year olds
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.wlcac.org
Hours/Days: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 7 pm
Soledad Enrichment Action, Inc.
Soledad Enrichment Action, Inc.
Services: Provide supportive services to gang involved clients ages 14-25 who choose to no longer be involved in criminal gang activity. Provides community events, workshops, safe passage etc. to community residents. Connect youth ages 12-18, who would otherwise have been arrested or cited to community-based case managament and trauma-informed program in lieu of arrest or citation. Improve youths' stability measures, social/emotional well-being and reduce further involvement in the justice system. Parenting, counseling, victims of crime, and tattoo removal services. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
SEA is a non-profit organization, that was founded in 1972 by mothers in East Los Angeles who lost their sons to gang violence. From these humble beginnings, SEA has since grown to become a leading provider of wraparound and social support services to high-risk individuals, families, and gang-affected communities within Los Angeles County. The mission of SEA is to empower youth, families, and communities in underserved areas to become self-determined, contributing members of society by providing guidance, resources, and support.
Phone Number: (213) 480-4200
Point of Contact: Mirna Romero
Contact Email: contactus@seaprograms.org
Address: 222 N. Virgil Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90004
1501 E. 103rd St., Los Angeles, CA 90002
Services: Provide supportive services to gang involved clients ages 14-25 who choose to no longer be involved in criminal gang activity. Provides community events, workshops, safe passage etc. to community residents. Connect youth ages 12-18, who would otherwise have been arrested or cited to community-based case managament and trauma-informed program in lieu of arrest or citation. Improve youths' stability measures, social/emotional well-being and reduce further involvement in the justice system. Parenting, counseling, victims of crime, and tattoo removal services.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 12 to 25
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.seaprograms.org
Hours/Days: Admin Hours: M - F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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