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A Community Of Friends
Permanent Supportive Housing
3701 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.acof.org/
Geographically diverse provider of permanent supportive housing to individuals and families who struggle with mental illness, substance abuse, and physical disabilities to help stabilize these households and reintegrate back into society.
AbilityFirst
Financial Stability
1300 E. Green Street
Pasadena, CA – 91106
http://www.abilityfirst.org/
AbilityFirst provides a Supported Employment Program for adults with developmental disabilities. The program aims to create a career path for those transitioning from unemployment, school-to-work programs, or from non-inclusive employment workplaces and connects them with higher-wage opportunities and employer partner benefits.
Advancement Through Opportunity and Knowledge Incorporated
Educational Attainment
1200 W 37TH PL,
Los Angeles, CA – 90007-4220
http://www.cyfcla.org/
Advancement Through Opportunity and Knowledge, dba the Children Youth and Family Collaborative (CYFC), provides a comprehensive, standards-based academic intervention model for foster youth, low-performing students and English Learners that encompasses homework support, tutoring and academic enrichment.
After-School All Stars, Los Angeles
Educational Attainment
6501 Fountain Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90028
http://www.la-allstars.org/
Since 2002, After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles has been offering comprehensive out-of-school-time education programs with a goal of educating the whole child. In their efforts to work seamlessly with their school day administrators and teachers, they have crafted their program design to also support initiatives that are vital to schools’ general student population, with the need for additional resources and support around mathematics being a top priority.
AIDS Project Los Angeles
Rapid Rehousing
611 S. Kingsley Drive,
Los Angeles, CA – 90005
http://www.apla.org/
A comprehensive service provider for L.A. County residents living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS who will assist 150 households move into permanent housing through the rapid re-housing program.
All Peoples Christian Center
Educational Attainment
822 East 20th Street,
Los Angeles, CA – 90011
http://www.allpeoplescc.org/
Tomorrow’s Leaders is an after school enrichment program providing academic and social development activities to promote educational success for 80 at-risk, middle school youth living in South Los Angeles.
Alliance for a Better Community
Educational Attainment
350 S. Bixel St. Suite 180,
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.afabc.org/
Founded by a coalition of leading organizations and civic leaders, Alliance for a Better Community (ABC) promotes equity for Latinos in education, health, economic development and civic participation throughout the Los Angeles region. ABC will build the capacity of parents, empowering them to act as informed partners with schools and the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
Antelope Valley Partners for Health
Educational Attainment
45104 10th Street West,
Los Angeles, CA – 93534
http://www.avph.org/
United We Mentor (UWM), a program of Antelope Valley Partners for Health, is an adult to child mentoring program that intends to improve students’ academic performance, reduce drop out rates, and improve interpersonal skills through one-on-one mentoring and monthly group activities.
ASCENCIA
Rapid Rehousing
437 Fernando Court, Glendale, CA 91204
Glendale, CA – 91204
http://www.achieveglendale.org/
A nonprofit homeless service and housing agency located in south Glendale who transitions chronically homeless adults into permanent housing with wrap around services and additional services that include psychiatry, trauma therapy, and stress reduction.
Asian American Drug Abuse Program, Inc.
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
2900 Crenshaw Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA – 90016
http://www.aadapinc.org/
This project utilizes a comprehensive workforce development approach integrated with education, job training and workforce preparation linked to job placements and career advancements in varying occupations such as office administration, clean energy, transportation and security.
Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California
Educational Attainment
1145 Wilshire Boulevard, 2nd Floor,
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.apalc.org/
The Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California is to advocate for civil rights, provide legal services and education, and build coalitions to positively influence and impact Asian Pacific Americans and to create a more equitable and harmonious society. They plan to educate and mobilize parents and students in the Lincoln Family of Schools, and raise their critical engagement around issues of educational access, equity and environmental justice.
Asian Youth Center
Educational Attainment
100 West Clary Avenue,
San Gabriel, CA – 91776
http://www.asianyouthcenter.org/
AYC began in 1989 as a project of the United Way after its Asian Task Force found a critical lack of services for Asian youth. The Asian Youth Center (AYC) is a non-profit, community-based organization serving the social services needs of youth and families, with a focus on Asian immigrants. Our programs enable those we serve to adapt and contribute to a multi-cultural society. AYC will provide after-school tutoring in English and Math to a minimum of 75 students each year in the 6th, 7th & 8th grades.
Boys & Girls Club of Antelope Valley
Educational Attainment
PO BOX 10047, LANCASTER,
Los Angeles, CA – 93584-2047
http://www.avbgc.org/
For over 2000 children in the Antelope Valley, The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Antelope Valley have been havens of encouragement; places where kids can find support and resources to discover and achieve their full potential. Providing youth with a comprehensive homework help and tutoring program called Power Learning.
Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley
Educational Attainment
2244 N BUENA VISTA ST,
Burbank, CA – 91504-3308
http://www.bgcburbank.org/
Since 1995, the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley has touched the lives of over 4,000 children and their families living in the East Valley. The Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley will provide during its after school program , the Project Learn Program. Project Learn is critical to after school environment in providing activities that reinforce the skills and knowledge that young people are learning at school. The program includes dedicated homework time (PowerHour), High Yield learning Activities, enrichment programs, reward, and incentives.
Boys & Girls Club of San Fernando Valley
Educational Attainment
11251 Glenoaks Blvd,
Pacoima, CA – 91331
http://http//www.bgcsfv.org/
The Boys & Girls Club of San Fernando Valley is a youth and family oriented organization dedicated to promoting the educational, vocational, social and character development of boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 18. An after-school program that provides tutoring in math, English, and computer skills; a mentoring program that focuses on youth’s academic and career aspirations; plus a parental involvement and secondary and postsecondary education component.
Boys & Girls Club of Venice
Educational Attainment
2232 Lincoln Boulevard,
Venice, CA – 90291
http://www.bgcv.org/
Boys and Girls Club of Venice works to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. They will be working with Mark Twain Middle School students to provide homework help and tutoring, career planning, and case management.
Boys & Girls Club of West San Gabriel Valley
Educational Attainment
328 South Ramona Ave,
Monterey Park, CA – 91754
http://www.wsgvbgc.org/
Their goal is to provide every child with the essential tools needed for a successful and bright future. Providing a comprehensive program that helps at-risk students successfully transition from middle to high school and increases postsecondary options and college prep, while educating parents to become better informed regarding their children’s academic pursuits.
Boys & Girls Club of Whittier
Educational Attainment
7905 S. Greenleaf Avenue,
Whitter, CA – 90602
http://www.bgcw.org/
The Boys and Girls Club of Whittier will continue to create Pathways out of Poverty for more than 2,000 Club members. Through Goals For Graduation, 250 middle schoolers will receive a minimum of five hours per week of additional academic and enrichment support through the Boys & Girls Club of Whittier.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Carson
Educational Attainment
1950 E. 220th St. Suite 102,
Long Beach, CA – 90810
http://www.bgccarson.org/
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Carson’s AIM (Achievement In Middle School) Program provides targeted programs and activities that attract and engage middle school youth. AIM provides support and resource to help prepare middle school youth for success in high school and assists them with the transition.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor
Educational Attainment
1200 S. Cabrillo Avenue,
San Pedro, CA – 90731
http://www.bgclaharbor.org/
Boys and Girls Club of the LA Harbor’s mission is to enable all young people, especially those that need us the most, College Bound will provide 1,100 youth (grades 6 – 12) with academic case management, academic support, and a variety of resources and college pathway activities.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the South Bay
Educational Attainment
1220 West 256th Street
Harbor City, CA – 90710
http://www.southbayclubs.org/
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the South Bay’s (BGCSB) Club College provides students (6th to 12th grade) and their parents with the necessary tools, information, and support to successfully transition from middle school to high school and prepares them for success after high school graduation.
Build Rehabilitation Industries
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
12432 Foothill Blvd., Sylmar
Sylmar, CA – 91342
http://www.buildindustries.com/
Build Rehabilitation Industries (BRI) provides career training for Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and targets low-income residents primarily from the San Fernando Valley. BRI provides intensive case management, support services, and job coaching to help participants meet retention on the job and career advancement.
Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc.
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
1531 James M. Wood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA – 90015
http://www.catholiccharitiesla.org/
Archdiocesan Youth Employment Services of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. (AYE) provides clients with job skills training, employment support, job retention coaching and guidance leading to sustainable careers in allied health professions where they will have opportunities for growth and advancement.
Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc.
Rapid Rehousing
1531 James M. Wood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA – 90015
http://www.catholiccharitiesla.org/
In addition to provider of basic needs throughout the Los Angeles area, they will rapidly re-house 60 homeless families through the provision of rental assistance and housing placement referrals.
Center for the Pacific Asian Family, Inc.
Rapid Rehousing
543 North Fairfax Avenue #108,
Los Angeles, CA – 90036
http://www.nurturingchange.org/
Emergency and transitional provider of basic needs, education and outreach, rapid rehousing rental assistance and other programs for survivors of domestic violence.
Child & Family Guidance Center
Financial Stability - Asset Building
9650 Zelzah Avenue,
Northridge, CA – 91325
http://www.childguidance.org/
Supports vulnerable children and low-income families that face major barriers to self-sufficiency. CFGC promotes financial development by offering financial workshops at LAUSD parent centers in the San Fernando Valley and a 10-week course of individualized counseling to cultivate budgeting, debt reduction, and savings.
Children's Bureau of Southern California
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
1910 Magnolia Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90007
http://www.all4kids.org/
Magnolia Place is a state-of-the-art, one-stop center that houses comprehensive, transformative services under one roof. The partnership between Children’s Bureau and Right Way Foundation helps to create a true pathway out of poverty for the Magnolia neighborhood by providing training and support to secure living-wage jobs in careers such as healthcare, energy efficiency, transportation and bioinformatics.
Chinatown Service Center
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
767 N. Hill Street, Suite 400,
Los Angeles, CA – 90012
http://www.cscla.org/
Chinatown Service Center (CSC) assists primarily low-to-moderate income residents through its full service WorkSource Center. CSC career programs provide job training and employment services needed to successfully enter the pharmacy technician field.
Chrysalis Center
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
522 S Main St.,
Los Angeles, CA – 90013-1422
http://www.changelives.org/
Chrysalis creates a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment. Chrysalis’ program develops long-term transferable skills and provides transitional work experience as the foundation for achieving long-term self-sufficiency and addresses barriers to employment; housing, transportation, clothing, emergency food, through career counseling for job training that promote careers.
City Year Los Angeles
Educational Attainment
606 S. Olive Street, 2nd Floor,
Los Angeles, CA – 90014
http://www.cityyear.org/losangeles
City Year recruits young people, known as corps members, for a year of full-time service as tutors, mentors, and role models to keep students in school and on track to graduate. Corps members work daily from 7:30am-6:00pm providing students with a holistic package of supports, including an after-school program dedicated to homework help and academic coaching. This grant would provide at-risk students throughout Los Angeles with our early-intervention service model during after-school extended learning time.
Coalition for Responsible Community Development
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
3101 South Grand Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90007
http://www.coalitionrcd.org/
The Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) is a neighborhood-based community development corporation serving the Vernon-Central neighborhood of South Los Angeles. CRCD provides workforce development services to low-income transition-age youth with multiple barriers to employment. Career pathway training in the construction sector is linked with LA Trade Technical College and CRCD’s affordable housing construction sites for hands-on experience.
Communities for Teaching Excellence
Educational Attainment
448 South Hill Street, Suite 408,
Los Angeles, CA – 90013
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Communities for Teaching Excellence is a new national initiative with the mission of improving students’ academic achievement and their future outcomes by empowering communities to advocate for an effective teacher for every student, in every classroom, every year. CFTE will launch a community campaign in Los Angeles to build civic awareness on teacher effectiveness in local communities served by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
Communities In Schools Los Angeles West Inc
Educational Attainment
c/o Creative Artists Agency, 2000 Ave Of The Stars Ste 803,
Los Angeles, CA – 90067-4700
http://www.cislawest.org/
Communities in Schools is a network of passionate professionals working in Los Angeles public schools to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. CIS will provide after-school learning time opportunities to at-risk, 7th and 8th grade students at Hollenbeck and Daniel Webster Middle schools.
Community Career Development, Inc.
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
3550 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 500,
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.communitycareer.org/
Community Career Development, Inc. (CCD) provides job skills training, case management and support services to low-income, unemployed jobseekers in Los Angeles County. CCD offers a choice of career pathways in high-growth occupations such as Biotech Manufacturing Academy facilitated by Los Angeles Valley College, leading to employment in entry-level positions at Baxter BioScience. Other career path choices include healthcare and allied health, private security, transportation or trade occupations, including construction, electrical and other union positions.
Community Coalition
Educational Attainment
8101 S. Vermont Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90044
http://www.cocosouthla.org/
Community Coalition works to help transform the social and economic conditions in South LA that foster addiction, crime, violence and poverty by building a community institution that involves thousands in creating, influencing and changing public policy. They plan to implement the Dropout Prevention, Intervention and Recovery Program at Fremont High School. The goal of the program is to help reduce student drop out, significantly improve student achievement and success and prepare students for college or a living wage career.
Community Development Technologies Center (CDTech)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
520 West 23rd Street,
Los Angeles, CA – 90007
http://www.cdtech.org/
Works to strengthen communities, empowering South LA residents with cohort-based financial workshops, counseling, and coaching toward personalized financial goals. Participants also receive accelerated savings accounts (15-19% APR) and tax-assistance to claim valuable tax credits.
Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH)
Policy
800 South Figueroa St., Suite 790,
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.csh.org/
National innovator of best practices for developing permanent supportive housing (PSH), the local office provides technical assistance, research, and capacity building to many organizations and communities within L.A. County as well as assisting with the establishment of a Home For Good certification for local PSH providers to facilitate the creation of 12,000 PSH units by 2016.
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services
Rapid Rehousing
4760 S. Sepulveda Boulevard,
Los Angeles, CA – 90230
http://www.didihirsch.org/
Provides integrated mental health, substance abuse, housing, employment and social rehabilitation services to transition homeless, mentally ill youth and adults off the streets into permanent housing to help them become self-sufficient.
Door of Hope, Inc.
Rapid Rehousing
P.O. Box 90455,
Pasadena, CA – 91109-8964
http://www.doorofhope.us/
Headquartered in Pasadena, provides rapid rehousing and housing placement services to homeless families throughout the San Gabriel Valley in partnership with Union Station Homeless Services and other San Gabriel Valley agencies.
Downtown Women's Center's
Rapid Rehousing
442 South San Pedro Street
Los Angeles, CA – 90013
http://www.dwcweb.org/
Located in the heart of L.A.’s Skid Row, the nation’s first permanent supportive housing program helps formerly homeless residents move toward personal stability and break isolation by providing opportunities for them to improve tier health, cultivate self-esteem, and gain skill needed to maintain housing in the long term.
East LA Community Corporation (ELACC)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
530 South Boyle Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90033
http://www.elacc.org/
Helps build individual and community assets in Boyle Heights and East LA. ELACC provides homeownership counseling as well as financial education workshops and personalized financial guidance. Participants can also start building savings through ELACC’s 12-month Lanzate savings program (17-21% APR) and claim tax credits through ELACC’s certified tax preparation services.
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
Policy
10227 WINCOPIN CIR STE 500, COLUMBIA, MD 21044-3400
Los Angeles, CA – 21044-3400
http://www.enterprisecommunity.org/
A national affordable housing provider of technical assistance, research, and capital funding, will assist existing transitional housing providers shift toward a permanent supportive housing model in efforts to support Home For Good’s goals of ending chronic and veteran homelessness in L.A. County.
Families In Schools
Educational Attainment
1545 wilshire boulevard, Suite 700, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.familiesinschools.org/
Families In Schools’ mission is to involve parents and communities in their children’s education to achieve lifelong success. They plan to implement “Parents as Advocates for School Accountability” (PASA), a parent advocacy initiative aimed at strengthening the engagement of parents in school reform efforts in Local District 6 (LD6).
Foothill Family Service
Rapid Rehousing
2500 East Foothill Boulevard, Suite 300,
Pasadena, CA – 91107
http://www.foothillfamily.org/
Provides mental health treatment, case management, and rapid rehousing housing placement services to nearly 1,000 families annually who are homeless or in imminent danger of homelessness.
Glendale Youth Alliance
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
1255 South Central Avenue,
Glendale, CA – 91204
http://www.glendaleyouthalliance.org/
The Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA) provides youth with a Service Industry Training program in Hospitality focused on career path jobs in the East San Fernando Valley. GYA’s career ladder training plan enables youth to advance to better career opportunities with higher living wages and promising careers.
Goodwill Serving The People Of Southern Los Angeles County
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
800 West Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach, CA – 90806
http://www.goodwillsolac.org/
Goodwill Serving the People of Southern Los Angeles County (Goodwill) Healthcare Training Program uses a sectoral strategy designed to address shortages of skilled workers, and to promote inclusion and diversity in the healthcare workforce. Current occupational programs include Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) and Certified Home Health Assistant (CHHA) which lead to nursing positions such as Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN).
Green Dot Public Schools
Educational Attainment
1149 S. Hill Street, Suite 600,
Los Angeles, CA – 90015
http://www.greendot.org/
Green Dot Public Schools operates 17 schools and serves 8,300 students in the highest-need areas of Los Angeles. Their mission is to provide students with the best education possible while providing a model of best practice towards systemic reform in public school education. They plan to empower the parents and students they serve with the knowledge and tools necessary to achieve their potential to be powerful, informed and authentic voices in the public education reform movement in Los Angeles.
Harbor Interfaith Services, Inc.
Rapid Rehousing
670 W. Ninth Street,
San Pedro, CA – 90731
http://www.harborinterfaith.org/
Provides immediate relief to homeless families in South Bay through temporary residential facilities and assists these families in transition into permanent housing through rental assistance, financial coaching, and housing placement services.
Heart of Los Angeles Youth
Educational Attainment
2701 Wilshire Boulevard, Ste. 100,
Los Angeles, CA – 90057
http://www.heartofla.org/
HOLA Bridges is an after school program designed to help middle school students through integrated programming which emphasizes commitment to academics, leadership, team building, and self expression. HOLA provides significant academic support and individualized attention to address the unmet educational needs of disadvantaged, under-served, and at-risk students, by filling the gaps that exist in inner-city schools that HOLA youth attend.
Hollywood Community Housing Corporation
Permanent Supportive Housing
5020 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA – 90029
http://www.hollywoodhousing.org/
Located in the historically preserved Hollywood Bungalow Courts, permanent supportive housing units will be provided to chronically homeless persons. On-site supportive services will assists these tenants increase their ability to remain independently housed.
Homeless Health Care Los Angeles
Rapid Rehousing
2330 BEVERLY BLVD,
Los Angeles, CA – 90057-2220
http://www.hhcla.org/
Applying innovative and evidence based service models and utilizing a housing-first approach, 100 chronically homeless individuals, many of whom have addiction disorders, will be rapidly rehoused into permanent supportive housing
Homes for Life Foundation
Permanent Supportive Housing
8939 S Sepulveda Blvd., Ste. 460,
Los Angeles, CA – 90045-3653
http://homesforlife.org/
Provider of an expanded network of permanent, affordable, service-enriched housing within the geographic boundaries of Los Angeles County for homeless individuals who suffer from chronic mental illness.
Housing Works
Rapid Rehousing
1277 N Wilcox Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90038
http://www.housingworksca.org/
In collaboration with the City of Pasadena, this homeless outreach and case management agency will assist in the placement of 40 vulnerable, chronically homeless residents into permanent housing.
Imagine LA
Financial Stability - Asset Building
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1001,
Los Angeles, CA – 90036
http://www.imaginela.org/
Mobilizes volunteers from the faith community to end family homelessness. “Budget Mentors” work with families to help ensure a successful transition to permanent housing. Each family is provided regular coaching and supports in the areas of budgeting, credit repair, meal-planning, record-keeping, banking, and tax preparation.
Inner City Law Center
Policy
1309 E 7TH Street,
Los Angeles, CA – 90021
http://www.innercitylaw.org/
A public law firm that strives to remove admissions barriers to permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals and homeless veterans through legal analyses, identification of best practices, policy recommendations, and negotiations with government agencies.
InnerCity Struggle
Educational Attainment
124 North Townsend Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA – 90063
http://www.innercitystruggle.org/
Innercity Struggle educates and empowers students & parents to be agents of change in addressing educational inequities in their communities. Their goal is to ensure that all Eastside students graduate HS and are prepared for college and the 21st century workforce.
Jewish Family Service of L.A.
Rapid Rehousing
3580 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700,
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.jfsla.org/
A comprehensive social service provider who will transition homeless families into permanent supportive housing with intensive case management and other supportive services such as therapy, economic development, family support services, substance abuse resources, literacy, and education services.
Jewish Vocational Services
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
6505 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 700,
Los Angeles, CA – 90048
http://www.jvsla.org/
Jewish Vocational Sevices (JVS) offers literacy skills-building, job training & job placement to disadvantaged populations with multiple barriers to employment. The organization offers career track training programs in high-demand, high-growth employment sectors that include the BankWork$ financial services and the HealthWorks Certified Nursing Assistant training. These trainings build the literacy and math skills needed for clients to successfully complete their training; services are delivered through the Literacy Network.
Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
3727 W. 6th St. Ste. 300,
Los Angeles, CA – 90020
http://www.kyccla.org/
Assists recently-immigrated youth and their families become financially stable. Beyond basic education, KYCC also provides intensive financial case management and a range of tools like Ramp-Up savings (15-19% APR), certified tax preparation, and small business counseling to help grow assets. It also offers youth-oriented financial education and savings programs.
L.A. Family Housing
Rapid Rehousing
7843 Lankershim Boulevard,
Los Angeles, CA – 91605
http://www.lafh.org/
In addition to operating an emergency shelter, the organization sponsors the Housing Resource Center to assist homeless individuals and families transition and retain permanent housing through employment, benefits attainment, life skills, housing search assistance and housing application assistance.
LA Voice
Educational Attainment
760 S WESTMORELAND ST UNIT 336,
Los Angeles, CA – 90005-1409
http://www.lavoicepico.org/
LA Voice PICO is a federation of 22 churches, synagogues, and mosques spanning six LA city council districts, three education board districts, and representing the interests of over 30,000 families in LA and with a base of hundreds of leaders in Pasadena that span the district and multiple cities. In Pasadena, parents will organize at a local elementary school, and an existing district wide committee will be further trained to organize and work with district leadership to shape the creation of a user-friendly data tool for parents.
Lamp Community
Permanent Supportive Housing
526 San Pedro Street,
Los Angeles, CA – 90013
http://www.lampcommunity.org/
A provider of permanent supportive housing to residents facing many social challenges such as mental health, substance abuse disorder, or dual-diagnosis, their New Lease on Life Permanent Supportive Housing Program links clinical and social services for more than 350 homeless and chronically homeless adults each year.
Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
464 Lucas Ave., Suite 202,
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.laane.org/
Programs aim to create and upgrade jobs in major industries including waste and recycling, construction, tourism, and energy efficiency and to increase access to and training for those jobs for low-income people, and ensure that the jobs pay family-supporting wages and provide full affordable health benefits. The program promotes job creation and pathways to middle class careers for low-income individuals, we connect unemployed and disadvantaged people to training programs leading to new careers.
Los Angeles House of Ruth
Rapid Rehousing
605 N CUMMINGS ST, LOS ANGELES, CA
Los Angeles, CA – 90033-1727
http://www.losangeleshouseofruth.com/
An emergency and transitional housing provider for over 30 years, 50 homeless families will transition into permanent housing through a rapid rehousing program with post housing services.
Los Angeles Urban League
Educational Attainment
3450 Mount Vernon Drive, Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA – 90008
http://www.laul.org/
The mission of the Los Angeles Urban League is to enable African Americans and other minorities to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights through advocacy activities and the provision of programs and services in our uniquely diversified city and region. The N@W Crenshaw Pre-K12 Collaborative will work across the family of schools in Crenshaw High School feeder pattern to take a more intentional and active role in educating parents and students on how to utilize the LAUSD School Report Card.
Los Angeles Urban League
Financial Stability - Asset Building
3450 Mount Vernon Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90008
Los Angeles, CA – 90008
http://www.laul.org/
Works to produce economic self-reliance in South LA communities. Its Financial Connections workshops teach prospective entrepreneurs and job seekers to successfully manage credit and debt, accumulate wealth, and ultimately achieve their financial goals. Participants are also provided follow-up case management and tax preparation assistance.
Mental Health America of Los Angeles County (MHA)
Permanent Supportive Housing
100 W. Broadway, Suite 5010, Long Beach, CA 90802
Long Beach, CA – 90802
http://www.mhala.org/
A homeless services provider of the “hardest to house” homeless individuals with serious mental illness; emphsizing those who are chronically and vulnerably homeless and immediate placement into permanent supportive housing
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)
Educational Attainment
634 S. Spring St., 11th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Los Angeles, CA – 90014
http://www.maldef.org/
MALDEF’s efforts seek to bridge the parent-school gap by strengthening and increasing the number of parent leaders, particularly parents of English Language Learners (ELLs), who will engage in efforts to reform their children’s schools and districts, in partnership with those schools and districts, to increase minority student success. They plan to do so by advancing the use of easy to use data tools for parents, helping improve parent engagement programs at LAUSD and advancing the implementation of the A-G sequence at LAUSD schools.
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (Maof)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
401 N GARFIELD AVE, MONTEBELLO, CA 90640-2901
Montebello, CA – 90640-2901
http://www.maof.org/
Works to improve the socio-economic condition and financial capability of the Latino community. MAOF offers financial assessment, training, and a personalized plan to building wealth. It provides financial workshops for youth as well as certified tax preparation and a special savings account with 15-19% APR.
Mind Research Institute
Educational Attainment
3631 S HARBOR BLVD STE 200, Santa Ana, CA 92704
Santa Ana, CA – 92704
http://www.mindresearch.net/
The MIND Research Institute enables elementary and secondary students to reach their full academic and career potential through developing and deploying math instructional software and systems. MIND will provide struggling middle school students with the foundation in mathematics needed to succeed in high school and pursue postsecondary education.
New Directions
Rapid Rehousing
11303 WILSHIRE BLVD BLDG 116, LOS ANGELES, CA 90073-1003
Los Angeles, CA – 90073-1003
http://www.ndvets.org/
A housing and service provider dedicated to assisting homeless veterans, many of whom face co-occurring disorders; substance abuse; mental illness; post-traumatic stress disorder; and chronic medical conditions.
OPCC
Permanent Supportive Housing
1453 16th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404
Santa Monica, CA – 90404
http://www.opcc.org/
A permanent housing placement provider who projects to place 100 chronically homeless individuals into scattered site housing, including reunification with family members, to end their homelessness.
Our Place Housing Solution
Rapid Rehousing
16429 BELLFLOWER BLVD, BELLFLOWER, CA 90706-5414
Bellflower, CA – 90706-5414
http://www.ourplacehousingsolutions.org/
A homeless prevention and rapid rehousing program provider serving the communities of Bellflower, Paramount, and Lakewood that uses financial assistance, case management services, and housing search services to alleviate homelessness for households.
Pacific Asian Consortium In Employment (Pace)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
1055 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1475, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.pacela.org/
Helps low-income, ethnic minorities achieve economic self-sufficiency. PACE offers financial education and coaching that is tailored to fit the needs of entrepreneurs, job seekers, homeless families, and parents saving for college. Follow-up credit counseling, matched savings accounts, and free tax assistance are also available.
Pacific Clinics
Rapid Rehousing
800 S. Santa Anita Ave., Arcadia, CA 91006
Arcadia, CA – 91006
http://www.pacificclinics.org/
The largest behavioral health agency in So. Cal, serving over 13, 500 low-income individuals, will rapidly place chronically homeless individuals from its mental health programs, drop-in and a wellness centers, and street outreach programs into permanent housing.
Parent Institute for Quality Education, Inc
Educational Attainment
3370 San Fernando Road, Suite 105, Los Angeles, CA 90065
Los Angeles, CA – 90065
http://www.piqe.org/
PIQE creates partnerships between parents, students and educators to further students’ academic success. Their project goal is to actively engage 1,000 low-income ethnically diverse parents of K- 6 thru 10th grade youth in their education, which will increase the academic performance of approximately 3,000 at risk students from 12 to 14 middle and high schools.
Parent Organization Network
Educational Attainment
1145 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.apalc.org/
The Parent Organization Network (PON), is a collaborative of 20 diverse parent organizations in Los Angeles County. PON’s goal is to harness the collective strength of parent organizations to advance authentic parent engagement that promotes educational access and high quality education for all youth in the County. They plan to debut and implement a toolkit for parents on how to advocate for effective parent engagement on campuses.
Partnership For Los Angeles Schools
Educational Attainment
1541 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 200, LOS ANGELES, CA
Los Angeles, CA – 90017-2294
http://www.partnershipla.org/
The Partnership for Los Angeles Schools is a unique collaboration between the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District to turnaround LA’s lowest performing schools and to create a model for doing so district wide. Today it is one of the largest public school turnaround projects in the nation, serving more than 19,000 students across 22 schools in some of the city’s poorest communities. PLAS seeks to empower parents to understand their rights, roles and responsibilities and provide them with the tools to advocate for their child’s educational needs through the Parent College.
PATH
Rapid Rehousing
340 North Madison Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA – 90004
http://www.epath.org/
A comprehensive housing provider who implements programs specifically designed to serve homeless individuals and families throughout Los Angeles County who are currently residing on the streets, in their cars, or in local emergency and transitional shelters.
PATH Ventures
Permanent Supportive Housing
340 N. Madison Ave., LOS ANGELES, CA 90004
Los Angeles, CA – 90004
http://www.pathventures.org/
Permanent Supportive Housing Program is designed to address homelessness in the greater Los Angeles area through the development and operation of affordable permanent supportive housing.
Peace Over Violence
Rapid Rehousing
1015 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Los Angeles, CA – 90017
http://www.peaceoverviolence.org/
A supportive service provider that assists formerly incarcerated, homeless women reintegrate back into society and secure permanent housing through case management, 12-step recovery, family reunification, and legal assistance.
Playa Vista Job Opportunities And Business Services
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
4112 S Main Street, LOS ANGELES, CA 90037
Los Angeles, CA – 90037
http://www.pvjobs.org/
PVJOBS’ Day Reporting Center Subsidized Employment partners with the Los Angeles County Probation Department to provide at-risk youth with career-track in construction building trades and offers subsidized wage incentives to employers who hire graduates of the DRC program.
Project GRAD Los Angeles
Educational Attainment
10625 Erwin Street, North Hollywood, CA 91606
North Hollywood, CA – 91606
http://www.projectgradla.org/
Working with 14,000 students and their parents in a feeder-pattern of K-12 public schools, Project GRAD provides academic enrichment, parent engagement, college access, and college readiness programs that increase college attendance and preparedness for first generation college-goers. At the middle school level, Project GRAD’s efforts seek to increase math and ELA proficiency, improve academic study skills, and set high aspirations by fostering college awareness.
Project Impact Inc.
Educational Attainment
2610 INDUSTRY WAY STE G, LYNWOOD, CA 90262-4283
Lynwood, CA – 90262-4283
http://www.projectimpactusa.org/
Through the offering of five core services: tutoring, counseling, job training and placement, parent education and mentoring, Project Impact has witnessed a remarkable transformation of lives and families. They will provide middle school students with additional learning time and tutoring in Math, English, and Reading at low performing Middle Schools throughout Los Angeles.
Public Counsel
Educational Attainment
610 South Ardmore Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Los Angeles, CA – 90005
http://www.publiccounsel.org/
Public Counsel is the nation’s largest public interest law firm specializing in delivering pro bono legal services to low-income communities. They will work with parents, students, and community organizations to monitor and ensure successful implementation of the Reed settlement in LAUSD. The Reed settlement protects LAUSD’s 45 highest need schools from disproportionate teacher lay-offs.
Roy W. Roberts, II Watts/Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club
Educational Attainment
1339 East 120th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Los Angeles, CA – 90059
http://www.wwbgc.org/
Roy W. Roberts, II Watts/Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club endeavor to assure and enhance the quality of life for boys and girls as participating members of a richly diverse society. This program will increase performance of low performing students (at-risk youth) by analyzing risk factors, identifying academic deficiencies, and developing individualized learning plans.
San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center
Rapid Rehousing
6842 VAN NUYS BLVD 6TH FL, VAN NUYS, CA 91405-4625
Van Nuys, CA – 91405-4625
http://www.movinglivesforward.org/
A comprehensive mental health provider, homeless individuals will fast-track into permanent supportive housing within 90 days (or less) of intake using a “housing first” model of care that incorporates mental health stabilization, short-term transitional housing, basic needs assistance and independent living skills training.
Search To Involve Pilipino Americans (Sipa)
Financial Stability - Asset Building
3200 W TEMPLE ST, LOS ANGELES, CA
Los Angeles, CA – 90026-4522
http://www.esipa.org/
Helps Filipino-Americans and residents of the Historic Filipinotown area improve quality of life. SIPA’s Money Smart program provides financial education, regular financial consultations, and the ability to sign up for a special Save-Up account (18% APR). Program graduates may also participate in SIPA’s Entrepreneurial Training Program and receive homeownership counseling services.
Shelter Partnership
Policy
523 West Sixth Street, Suite 616, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Los Angeles, CA – 90014
http://www.shelterpartnership.org/
A research and technical assistance firm that is dedicated to alleviating, preventing and ending homelessness by assisting in the development of short term and transitional housing programs, affordable housing and supportive services for the homeless and potentially homeless throughout L.A. County.
SHIELDS for Families, Inc.
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
11601 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90047
Los Angeles, CA – 90047
http://www.shieldsforfamilies.org/
SHIELDS creates pathways out of poverty for adults living in South Central Los Angeles through its Certified Fiberoptics Technician training program that focuses on installation, troubleshooting, and identification of wiring and fiber optics cabling, pole climbing and blueprint reading. Successful completion of the training will result in an industry-recognized CFOT certification.
Skid Row Housing Trust
Permanent Supportive Housing
1317 E. 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Los Angeles, CA – 90021
http://www.skidrow.org/
A permanent supportive housing provider in the Downtown area of Los Angeles that seeks to expand its capacity to streamline the housing placement process for chronically homeless individuals at high risk of dying on the streets without immediate housing and service interventions.
South Antelope Valley Education Foundation
Educational Attainment
39139 10TH Street E, Palmdale, CA 93550
Palmdale, CA – 93550
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South Antelope Valley Education Foundation’s mission is to promote the educational and personal growth of our children through financial support and community involvement. This project will provide a stabilized structure to support and sustain effective and meaningful family-school-community partnerships at the middle schools of the four Antelope Valley partnering School Districts.
South Bay Center for Counseling
Educational Attainment
360 Sepulveda Blvd., El Segundo, CA 90245
El Segundo, CA – 90245
http://www.sbaycenter.com/
The South Bay Counseling Center’s mission is to empower low-income individuals and communities through economic development initiatives, the delivery of family support services, and community organizing. They will will design and facilitate a parent and student organizing campaign in Wilmington focused on educational improvement at Wilmington Middle School and the new Harry Bridges K-8 school in Wilmington
South Bay Center for Counseling
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
360 Sepulveda Blvd., El Segundo, CA 90245
El Segundo, CA – 90245
http://www.sbaycenter.com/
SBCC provides training programs leading to career pathways in the oil refinery industry, teaching career, film/video editing and production, and design/arts entrepreneurship. Programs prepare low-income youth and adults with multiple barriers to employment for living wage jobs in their community. All pathway programs include basic literacy, mathematics, employability, and life skills building, along with career advising and mentoring.
St. Anne's
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
155 North Occidental Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Los Angeles, CA – 90026
http://www.stannes.org/
St. Anne’s is devoted to helping some of Los Angeles’ most high-risk 16 to 24 year olds prepare for, secure and sustain the jobs they need to achieve self-sufficiency. Program benefits include workforce development supports and encompass ongoing case management, class and field career instruction, paid job internships, job search and job placement help and post-employment support provided to assist project participants in keeping and thriving in their work.
St. Joseph's Center
Rapid Rehousing
204 Hampton Drive, Venice, CA 90291
Venice, CA – 90291
http://www.stjosephctr.org/
The Venice Chronic Homeless Intervention Project helps chronically homeless, highly vulnerable individuals secure and maintain permanent housing through the provision of comprehensive case management, integrated supportive services and rental subsidies.
Step Up On Second
Permanent Supportive Housing
1328 Second Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Santa Monica, CA – 90401
http://www.stepuponsecond.org/
A comprehensive developer of permanent supportive housing that build, manages, and services its own developments, this provider has assisted individuals who are homeless and affected by mental illness in transitioning to housing and stability.
Streetlights
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
662 N. Van Ness Avenue, Room 105, care of Raleigh Studios , Hollywood, CA 90004
Hollywood, CA – 90004
http://www.streetlights.org/
Streetlights creates career pathways into the highly competitive, well-paying Entertainment Industry for under-served, poverty level and very low income young ethnic minority adults. The program concentrates on developing the skills necessary to enter an industry as learn the ropes and work one’s way up.
The Catalyst Foundation
Financial Stability - Asset Building
44758 Elm St.
Lancaster, CA – 93534-0000
http://www.catalystfdn.org/
Provides health and wealth-building counseling to persons in difficult circumstances (persons w/ AIDS, parolees, DV survivors, veterans, homeless). These supports help participants increase savings, build and repair credit, and make timely bill payments. Free on-site tax preparation and financial education workshops are also provided.
The Catalyst Foundation
Rapid Rehousing
44758 Elm St.
Lancaster, CA – 93534-0000
http://www.catalystfdn.org/
Housing placement provider who serves chronically homeless individuals and homeless families in the Antelope Valley, including veterans, survivors of domestic violence, parolees, persons living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C, and others.
THE SALVATION ARMY - Southern California Division
Educational Attainment
180 E. Ocean Boulevard, Suite 500, Long Beach, CA 90802
Long Beach, CA – 90802
http://www.salvationarmy-socal.org/
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. The Glendale Zone Academy is an academically-oriented after-school program serving over 60 middle school students annually, primarily from the neighboring Roosevelt Middle School.
THINK Together
Educational Attainment
12070 Telegraph Road, Suite 107, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Santa Fe Springs, CA – 90670
http://www.thinktogether.org/
The mission of THINK Together is to provide high quality academically-oriented out-of-school programs for students regardless of race, creed, or socioeconomic status.They will serve students at eight public middle schools in Los Angeles County with extended learning opportunities for 20 hours per week for 36 weeks.
U.S. Vets
Rapid Rehousing
800 W 6TH ST STE 1505, LOS ANGELES, CA 90017-2742
Los Angeles, CA – 90017-2742
http://www.usvetsinc.org/
A leader in the field of service delivery to Veterans and in partnership with Beyond Shelter and the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, will rapidly re-house homeless veterans into permanent housing.
UAW-Labor Employment And Training Corporation
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
11010 Artesia Blvd, Cerritos, CA 90703
Cerritos, CA – 90703
http://www.selacwsc.com/
The UAW Labor Employment and Training Corporation (UAW-LETC), operator of the Southeast LA-Crenshaw (SELAC) WorkSource Center. This program is linked with partners such as the Los Angeles Technical College (LATTC) to provide training and offers diverse career pathways in the Green Transportation industry. The focus of the career path training is in automotive maintenance with an introduction to green technology and leading into Advanced Training for Certified Automotive Mechanics.
United Homeless Healthcare Partners
Policy
2330 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90057
Los Angeles, CA – 90057
http://www.uhhpla.org/
The leader of a network of 120+ Los Angeles County organizations that include homeless service providers and advocates that convene to identify and advocate for policies that will significantly reduce homelessness in the region in alignment with Home For Good.
Upward Bound House
Financial Stability - Asset Building
1104 WASHINGTON AVE, SANTA MONICA, CA 90403-4119
Santa Monica, CA – 90403-4119
http://www.upwardboundhouse.org/
Provides free emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless families with young children. Case managers provide weekly financial coaching to help residents develop a personalized plan to financial self-sufficiency. Residents also learn healthy financial habits through quarterly seminars and a savings program to prepare for permanent housing.
Upward Bound House
Rapid Rehousing
1104 WASHINGTON AVE, SANTA MONICA, CA 90403-4119
Santa Monica, CA – 90403-4119
http://www.upwardboundhouse.org/
A provider of emergency housing for families with minor children serving the Westside of Los Angeles who will assist these households rapidly secure permanent housing with supportive services.
Valley Oasis
Rapid Rehousing
P.O. Box 2980, Lancaster, CA 93539
Lancaster, CA – 93539
http://www.valleyoasis.org/
The only one-stop service center for the homeless or near homeless in the Antelope Valleys serving the cities of Palmdale and Lancaster with a strong focus on permanent housing placements and retention services.
Variety Boys & Girls Club
Educational Attainment
2530 Cincinnati Street, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Los Angeles, CA – 90033
http://www.vbgc.org/
Variety Boys and Girls Club has a 50-year tradition of providing worthwhile and meaningful activities and programs to the children and youth of the community. Their goal is to increase the high school graduation rate and making sure that every graduate is college and career ready.
Venice Community Housing Corporation
Permanent Supportive Housing
720 ROSE AVE, VENICE, CA 90291-2710
Venice, CA – 90291-2710
http://www.vchcorp.org/
A permanent supportive housing provider of chronically homeless individuals with disabilities such as serious mental illness, chronic substance abuse, and/or AIDS and related diseases.
Volunteers of America of Los Angeles
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
3600 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1500, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.voala.org/
Volunteers of America of Los Angeles (VOA) provides job training and placement service for multiple special population including veterans, emancipated female foster youth, dual diagnosis homeless, former inmates, and homeless suffering from drug and alcohol abuse. VOA uses extensive case management to help people select career paths and make it through the training program such as security, drivers and building maintenance.
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Educational Attainment
10950 South Central Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Los Angeles, CA – 90059
http://www.wlcac.org/
The WLCAC mission is to improve the quality of life for the residents of Watts and neighboring communities. The Inner Circle Youth after school program will serve middle school students from Skirball Middle School with academic tutoring, homework assistance and arts enrichment education.
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Rapid Rehousing
10950 South Central Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Los Angeles, CA – 90059
http://www.wlcac.org/
Operator of a Regional Homeless Access Center that serves more than 3,600 individuals and families who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness with basic needs, motel vouchers, transportation, and permanent housing search assistance.
Weingart Center
Rapid Rehousing
566 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Los Angeles, CA – 90013
http://www.weingart.org/
A holistic provider of homeless services who gives homeless men and women the skills, tools, resources and hope they need to break the cycle of homelessness and lead self-sufficient lives.
Western Center on Law and Poverty
Policy
3701 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 208, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.wclp.org/
A public law firm that advocates for secure housing, healthcare and a strong safety net for low income residents which will apply its legal analysis to assess barriers to the creation of permanent supportive housing and assist in identifying additional service funding.
Women In Non Traditional Employment Roles, Inc. (WINTER)
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
3655 S. Grand Avenue, Suite 210, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Los Angeles, CA – 90007
http://www.winterwomen.org/
“WINTERGreen Careers for Women” job training program is a workforce diversity initiative that targets women from poverty-impacted communities in the Los Angeles area and transitions them from poverty to employment in the high-wage/high growth fields of green building, construction and technology fields.
Woodcraft Rangers
Educational Attainment
1625 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 800, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Los Angeles, CA – 90015
http://www.woodcraftrangers.org/
Woodcraft Rangers is guiding young people as they explore pathways to purposeful lives. They will offer academic support in English/Language Arts (ELA) and Math through afterschool learning opportunities at 9 middle schools in high-need communities in Los Angeles County.
Worker Education & Resource Center, Inc.
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
500 S. Virgil Avenue, Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90020
Los Angeles, CA – 90020
http://www.hcwdp.org/
The Worker Education & Resource Center (WERC) operates the Los Angeles Healthcare Workforce Development program (HCWDP). A comprehensive training and education program that includes wrap around support services and curricula customized to the specific workforce needs of employers. Program utilizes basic skills courses contextualized to healthcare careers and industry-recognized certificate and degree programs with hands-instruction.
Workforce Development Corporation Southeast Los Angeles County Inc
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
10900 183RD ST STE 350, CERRITOS, CA 90703-5344
Cerritos, CA – 90703-5344
http://www.selaco.com/
SELACO’s Healthcare Occupations Training (HOT) Project provides workforce development services to low-income job seekers. Key project services include job skills training for positions at various stages of the healthcare/nursing career pathway, employment readiness training, placement assistance, and job retention supports.
YMCA of Greater Long Beach • Community Development
Educational Attainment
525 E. 7th St., Long Beach, CA 90813
Long Beach, CA – 90813
http://www.lbymcayi.org/
YMCA of Greater Long Beach builds strong kids, strong families and strong communities and contributes powerfully to the life in Long Beach and partner cities they serve.The program prepares students to embark upon the pathways to college and careers through an intensive year-round, technology-based program that enhances academic and life skills, provides viable career skills, and builds positive relationships.
Youth Policy Institute
Educational Attainment
634 S. Spring Street, Suite 818, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Los Angeles, CA – 90014
http://www.ypiusa.org/
Youth Policy Institute Future Scholars work with the Los Angeles Unified School District and three traditional public schools in Pacoima and Hollywood to target 300 at-risk students. Together, they provide extended learning opportunities, including tutoring, enrichment, and project-based learning to boost academic achievement, help them succeed in high school and prepare for college.
YWCA of Greater Los Angeles
Educational Attainment
3345 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.ywcagla.org/
Young Women’s Christian Association of Greater Los Angeles (YWCA/GLA) has addressed poignant education attainment in the greater Los Angeles County area for more than 117 years. Their work both celebrates and responds to the homeless youth and the academically challenged middle-school students by providing academic enrichment to students, engaging their parents, and providing emergency shelter and housing.
YWCA of Greater Los Angeles
Financial Stability - Workforce Development
3345 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Los Angeles, CA – 90010
http://www.ywcagla.org/
The YWCA Greater Los Angeles (YWCA/GLA) program is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive education, vocational and social skills training program focusing on transportation and green jobs. Job Corps employs a holistic career development training model that integrates the teaching of academic, vocational, employability skills, social competencies and health/wellness services.
YWCA San Gabriel Valley
Rapid Rehousing
943 N Grand Avenue, Covina, CA 91724
Covina, CA – 91724
http://www.ywcasgv.org/
This organization is an emergency and transitional housing provider for survivors of domestic violence in the San Gabriel Valley. They have a strong focus on rapid rehousing with case management, stabilization and other support services.
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Social Services at Blessed Sacrament
Focus Area:
Permanent Supportive Housing
Address:
8935 Wonderland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Los Angeles, CA – 90046
Web Site:
http://www.hollywoodsocialservices.org/
Description:
This collaborative social service response organization will identify, engage, house, and provide on-site supportive services to sixty of the most vulnerable chronically homeless single adults living on the streets of Hollywood.
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