LA:RISE Referral Form

The LA:RISE Program is enrolling new participants at its partner transitional employers.

What is LA:RISE?

LA:RISE (Los Angeles Regional Initiative for Social Enterprise) is a transitional job training program.

It is a three to 12 month employment program that provides a paying job alongside training and support for Angelenos overcoming barriers to employment. Once job-ready, LA:RISE works with participants to find full-time, competitive employment.

To learn more about LA:RISE call (888) 4-LARISE (888-452-7473) for referral information.

How do I know if I am/an individual is eligible for LA:RISE?

In order to be eligible for this program, you must be:

An LA County resident
18 years of age or older
Currently unemployed and seeking long-term employment
Currently experiencing homelessness, at-risk of homelessness, or previously experienced homelessness

How do I refer myself/an individual to LA:RISE?

If you are an individual looking for employment, or you provide services to clients looking for work, fill out the referral form below to get started!

Once you’ve submitted the form, you can expect to hear back from your selected transitional employer (Employment Social Enterprise) within two business days.

Which LA:RISE partner should I refer myself/an individual to?

Please visit the LA:RISE Partner Directory or use the map below to learn more about our transitional employer partners and determine the best fit for you or your client. To view LA:RISE partners by Service Planning Area and City Council District charts, use this link.

If you are between the ages of 18 and 30 and are interested in the LA:RISE Youth Academy, please use the Youth Academy referral link here.

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3Enter your contact information

Your age*
Gender
Are you currently experiencing homelessness, at-risk of homelessness, or have previously experienced homelessness?*
- Yes
- No
Which of the following apply to you?
Please select all that apply
- On probation or parole / formerly incarcerated
- Formerly gang-involved
- Currently eligible for the GAIN program
Which of the following locations are most convenient for you?
Please select all that apply
- Antelope Valley
- Bellflower
- Boyle Heights
- Chinatown
- Compton
- Downtown Los Angeles
- Griffith Park
- Hollywood
- Northeast LA
- Redondo Beach
- San Gabriel Valley
- San Fernando Valley
- Santa Monica
- South LA: Vernon-Central
- Sunland-Tujunga
How did you hear about the LA:RISE program?*
- Other agency
- Word of mouth
- Other
If agency or other, which agency or other source referred you?

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No social enterprise match. For job seeker support, you can find the closest Career One-Stop center here.

&nbsp Anti Recidivism Coalition Founded in 2013, the mission of the Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) is to change lives and create safe, healthy communities by providing a support and advocacy network for, and comprised of, formerly incarcerated young men and women. To accomplish this mission, ARC advocates for fair policies in the juvenile and criminal justice systems, and provides a supportive network and reentry services to formerly incarcerated individuals. Target Population: Re-entry populations Eligibility: Must be previously incarcerated Industry: Construction Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles Intake Address: 787 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Contact: info@antirecidivism.org, (213) 955-5885

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Anti Recidivism Coalition

Founded in 2013, the mission of the Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) is to change lives and create safe, healthy communities by providing a support and advocacy network for, and comprised of, formerly incarcerated young men and women. To accomplish this mission, ARC advocates for fair policies in the juvenile and criminal justice systems, and provides a supportive network and reentry services to formerly incarcerated individuals.

Target Population: Re-entry populations
Eligibility: Must be previously incarcerated
Industry: Construction
Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles
Intake Address: 787 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Contact: info@antirecidivism.org, (213) 955-5885

Contact ARC

&nbsp Antelope Valley Partners for Health Antelope Valley Partners for Health (AVPH) is a community-based non-profit that provides paid work experience in customer service-based programs for the reentry and homeless population. In addition to vocational experience, participants receive professional development skills, case management, and assistance with job placement. Target Population: Previously Incarcerated, Experienced Homelessness Eligibility: Must be over Age 18 Industry: Café, General Office, Building Maintenance Location(s): Antelope Valley Intake Address: 44226 10th St. West Lancaster, CA 93534 Contact: Lizet Esparza, lesparza@avph.org, (661) 942-4719 ext. 125

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Antelope Valley Partners for Health

Antelope Valley Partners for Health (AVPH) is a community-based non-profit that provides paid work experience in customer service-based programs for the reentry and homeless population. In addition to vocational experience, participants receive professional development skills, case management, and assistance with job placement.

Target Population: Previously Incarcerated, Experienced Homelessness
Eligibility: Must be over Age 18
Industry: Café, General Office, Building Maintenance
Location(s): Antelope Valley
Intake Address: 44226 10th St. West Lancaster, CA 93534
Contact: Lizet Esparza, lesparza@avph.org, (661) 942-4719 ext. 125

Contact AVPH

&nbsp Center for Employment Opportunities Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is a national organization that provides life skills education, transitional work experience, placement services, and post-placement support to previously incarcerated individuals. CEO puts crews of employees to work on grounds-keeping and road maintenance projects for municipal agencies. Currently operating in New York, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and California, CEO’s vision is that anyone with a recent criminal history who wants to work has the preparation and support needed to find a job and to stay connected to the labor force. Target Population: Criminal Record Eligibility: Must be on probation or parole Industry: Landscaping, Maintenance Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles Intake Address: 1320 East 7th St. Suite 260, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Contact: referralslosangeles@ceoworks.org, (323) 357-6305

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Center for Employment Opportunities

Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) is a national organization that provides life skills education, transitional work experience, placement services, and post-placement support to previously incarcerated individuals. CEO puts crews of employees to work on grounds-keeping and road maintenance projects for municipal agencies. Currently operating in New York, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and California, CEO’s vision is that anyone with a recent criminal history who wants to work has the preparation and support needed to find a job and to stay connected to the labor force.

Target Population: Criminal Record
Eligibility: Must be on probation or parole
Industry: Landscaping, Maintenance
Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles
Intake Address: 1320 East 7th St. Suite 260, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Contact: referralslosangeles@ceoworks.org, (323) 357-6305

Contact CEO

&nbsp Chrysalis Chrysalis, based in Los Angeles, is dedicated to creating a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment. Since 1991, Chrysalis has offered paid, transitional jobs through its two, in-house social enterprise businesses: Chrysalis Works, a street maintenance company and Chrysalis Staffing, a temporary staffing business. Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing, Criminal Record, Long-term Unemployed Eligibility: Open Industry: Maintenance and Labor Services, Temporary Staffing Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Pacoima Intake Address: 522 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90013 Contact: Client Services, (213) 806-6300

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Chrysalis

Chrysalis, based in Los Angeles, is dedicated to creating a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment. Since 1991, Chrysalis has offered paid, transitional jobs through its two, in-house social enterprise businesses: Chrysalis Works, a street maintenance company and Chrysalis Staffing, a temporary staffing business.

Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing, Criminal Record, Long-term Unemployed
Eligibility: Open
Industry: Maintenance and Labor Services, Temporary Staffing
Location(s): Downtown Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Pacoima
Intake Address: 522 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Contact: Client Services, (213) 806-6300

Contact Chrysalis

&nbsp Center for Living and Learning The Center for Living and Learning (CLL) provides a range of services for individuals looking to re-enter the workforce. Individuals looking to rebuild their lives after incarceration, substance abuse treatment, or homelessness face numerous barriers to re-integration into our society and economy. To help overcome these barriers, CLL provides several services, including apprenticeships, job readiness preparation, employment support services and health services. Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing, Criminal Record, Long-term Unemployed Eligibility: Must be eligible for GAIN program Industry: Call Center Location: Van Nuys Intake Address: 14549 Archwood St., Van Nuys, CA 91405 Contact: (818) 781-1073

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Center for Living and Learning

The Center for Living and Learning (CLL) provides a range of services for individuals looking to re-enter the workforce. Individuals looking to rebuild their lives after incarceration, substance abuse treatment, or homelessness face numerous barriers to re-integration into our society and economy. To help overcome these barriers, CLL provides several services, including apprenticeships, job readiness preparation, employment support services and health services.

Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing, Criminal Record, Long-term Unemployed
Eligibility: Must be eligible for GAIN program
Industry: Call Center
Location: Van Nuys
Intake Address: 14549 Archwood St., Van Nuys, CA 91405
Contact: (818) 781-1073

Contact CLL

&nbsp Coalition for Responsible Community Development Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) is a youth-centered community development corporation serving South LA’s Vernon-Central neighborhood. CRCD provides housing, education, and jobs for low-income youth and adults, as well as economic development and business assistance. CRCD launched its first program, CRCD Enterprises, a decade ago, and today has three lines of business — painting, facilities maintenance, and urban infrastructure—that generate employment for South LA youth aged 18-24. Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Homeless/Unstable Housing, Long-term Unemployed Eligibility: Open Industry: Painting, Facilities Maintenance, Urban Infrastructure Location: South Los Angeles Intake Address: 3101 S Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90007 Contact: contact@coalitionrcd.org, (323) 548-5149

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Coalition for Responsible Community Development

Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) is a youth-centered community development corporation serving South LA’s Vernon-Central neighborhood. CRCD provides housing, education, and jobs for low-income youth and adults, as well as economic development and business assistance. CRCD launched its first program, CRCD Enterprises, a decade ago, and today has three lines of business — painting, facilities maintenance, and urban infrastructure—that generate employment for South LA youth aged 18-24.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Homeless/Unstable Housing, Long-term Unemployed
Eligibility: Open
Industry: Painting, Facilities Maintenance, Urban Infrastructure
Location: South Los Angeles
Intake Address: 3101 S Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90007
Contact: contact@coalitionrcd.org, (323) 548-5149

Contact CRCD

&nbsp Digital Learning Academy YWCA Greater Los Angeles and Xerox of Southern California have partnered strategically to offer the YWCA Greater Los Angeles Digital Learning Academy. This social enterprise venture for YWCA Greater Los Angeles will be located at the Hollywood Studio Club, a building with a rich history that has been operated by the YWCA Greater Los Angeles since 1926. This fully equipped, digital print shop includes the necessary tools to offer an employment path through which students can become digital craftsmen and features customized curriculum based on Xerox’s “School to Career” program. Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Long-term Unemployed Eligibility: Must be Age 18-39 Industry: Print Operator, IT Help Desk, Office Administration, Customer Services, Graphics Assistant, Website Development Location: Hollywood Intake Address: 1215 Lodi St., Los Angeles, CA 90038 Contact: Sheila Wiley, sheila.wiley@ywcagla.org, (213) 516-3515

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Digital Learning Academy

YWCA Greater Los Angeles and Xerox of Southern California have partnered strategically to offer the YWCA Greater Los Angeles Digital Learning Academy. This social enterprise venture for YWCA Greater Los Angeles will be located at the Hollywood Studio Club, a building with a rich history that has been operated by the YWCA Greater Los Angeles since 1926. This fully equipped, digital print shop includes the necessary tools to offer an employment path through which students can become digital craftsmen and features customized curriculum based on Xerox’s “School to Career” program.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Long-term Unemployed
Eligibility: Must be Age 18-39
Industry: Print Operator, IT Help Desk, Office Administration, Customer Services, Graphics Assistant, Website Development
Location: Hollywood
Intake Address: 1215 Lodi St., Los Angeles, CA 90038
Contact: Sheila Wiley, sheila.wiley@ywcagla.org, (213) 516-3515

Contact DLA

&nbsp GRID Alternatives GRID Alternatives’ mission is to make renewable energy technology and job training accessible to under-served communities. In Southern California, GRID installs solar electric systems for low-income families in Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties, providing families with needed savings while giving area workers hands-on experience to help them find employment in the green-tech economy. Since opening in 2007, GRID has helped over 2,075 low-income families go solar throughout the Greater Los Angeles region with an estimated savings of over $50 million. They have also provided hands-on experience for more than 4,000 individuals and helped more than 560 trainees and transitional employees secure employment in solar and related industries. Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Veterans, Formerly Incarcerated Eligibility: Ability to lift 50lbs or more, fall into one of our target populations, desire and willingness to learn and start a career in renewable energy or related industries. Industry: Renewable Energy/Solar Industry Location: South Park, Los Angeles Intake Address: 1338 S. Flower St., Los Angeles, CA 90015 Contact: volunteergla@gridalternatives.org, (310) 735-9765

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GRID Alternatives

GRID Alternatives’ mission is to make renewable energy technology and job training accessible to under-served communities. In Southern California, GRID installs solar electric systems for low-income families in Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties, providing families with needed savings while giving area workers hands-on experience to help them find employment in the green-tech economy. Since opening in 2007, GRID has helped over 2,075 low-income families go solar throughout the Greater Los Angeles region with an estimated savings of over $50 million. They have also provided hands-on experience for more than 4,000 individuals and helped more than 560 trainees and transitional employees secure employment in solar and related industries.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Veterans, Formerly Incarcerated
Eligibility: Ability to lift 50lbs or more, fall into one of our target populations, desire and willingness to learn and start a career in renewable energy or related industries.
Industry: Renewable Energy/Solar Industry
Location: South Park, Los Angeles
Intake Address: 1338 S. Flower St., Los Angeles, CA 90015
Contact: volunteergla@gridalternatives.org, (310) 735-9765

Contact GRID

&nbsp MADE by DWC MADE by DWC is a product and retail social enterprise created by the Downtown Women’s Center to break the cycles of chronic unemployment and homelessness by empowering women to discover talents and develop skills through vocational opportunities, and generate economic and social capital to support workforce development programs. DWC’s social enterprise include Handmade, a line of unique products designed and produced by the women; a CAFÉ & Gift Boutique providing coffee, tea, fresh fare; and a Resale Boutique with women’s apparel and accessories. Participants receive intensive job-readiness, training, and transitional employment opportunities within retail and production environments. Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing Eligibility: Women Industry: Retail, Food Service, Art, Administration Location: Downtown Los Angeles Intake Address: 442 San Pedro St., Los Angeles, CA 90013 Contact: WFD@downtownwomenscenter.org, (213) 213-2811

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MADE by DWC

MADE by DWC is a product and retail social enterprise created by the Downtown Women’s Center to break the cycles of chronic unemployment and homelessness by empowering women to discover talents and develop skills through vocational opportunities, and generate economic and social capital to support workforce development programs. DWC’s social enterprise include Handmade, a line of unique products designed and produced by the women; a CAFÉ & Gift Boutique providing coffee, tea, fresh fare; and a Resale Boutique with women’s apparel and accessories. Participants receive intensive job-readiness, training, and transitional employment opportunities within retail and production environments.

Target Population: Homeless/Unstable Housing
Eligibility: Women
Industry: Retail, Food Service, Art, Administration
Location: Downtown Los Angeles
Intake Address: 442 San Pedro St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Contact: WFD@downtownwomenscenter.org, (213) 213-2811

Contact DWC

&nbsp Good Soil Industries Good Soil Industries is a social enterprise landscaping company that provides residential and commercial lawn care and yard maintenance. We also provide job training, life skills, and family strengthening classes to help low-income individuals with employment barriers work their way out of poverty. Target Population: Adults and opportunity youth Eligibility: Open Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping maintenance and new installs) Location(s): Bellflower Intake Address: 16429 Bellflower Blvd, Bellflower, CA 90706 Contact: George Gutierrez, ggutierrez@kcbellﬂower.org, (562) 804-2189

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Good Soil Industries

Good Soil Industries is a social enterprise landscaping company that provides residential and commercial lawn care and yard maintenance. We also provide job training, life skills, and family strengthening classes to help low-income individuals with employment barriers work their way out of poverty.

Target Population: Adults and opportunity youth
Eligibility: Open
Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping maintenance and new installs)
Location(s): Bellflower
Intake Address: 16429 Bellflower Blvd, Bellflower, CA 90706
Contact: George Gutierrez, ggutierrez@kcbellﬂower.org, (562) 804-2189

Contact Good Soil

&nbsp Goodwill Southern California Transforming lives through the power of work, Goodwill Southern California (GSC) serves individuals with disabilities or other vocational challenges, as well as businesses, by providing education, training, work experience and job placement services. Each year, GSC prepares and places thousands of individuals into sustainable employment through programs and services offered at three campuses, Career Resource Centers, WorkSource Centers, and Deaf, Youth and Veteran Employment Programs throughout Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. GSC supports its mission with proceeds generated from 81 stores and 46 attended donation centers. Target Population: Low income individuals, Individuals w/ disabilities, Opportunity Youth, Veterans Eligibility: Open Industry: Retail, Janitorial Location(s): Various Locations Intake Address: 342 N. San Fernando Road, Los Angeles, CA 90031 Contact: Robbie Thomas, rthomas@goodwillsocal.org, (323) 223-1211 ext. 2236

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Goodwill Southern California

Transforming lives through the power of work, Goodwill Southern California (GSC) serves individuals with disabilities or other vocational challenges, as well as businesses, by providing education, training, work experience and job placement services. Each year, GSC prepares and places thousands of individuals into sustainable employment through programs and services offered at three campuses, Career Resource Centers, WorkSource Centers, and Deaf, Youth and Veteran Employment Programs throughout Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. GSC supports its mission with proceeds generated from 81 stores and 46 attended donation centers.

Target Population: Low income individuals, Individuals w/ disabilities, Opportunity Youth, Veterans
Eligibility: Open
Industry: Retail, Janitorial
Location(s): Various Locations
Intake Address: 342 N. San Fernando Road, Los Angeles, CA 90031
Contact: Robbie Thomas, rthomas@goodwillsocal.org, (323) 223-1211 ext. 2236

Contact Goodwill

&nbsp Homeboy Industries Homeboy Industries’ Job Training Program combines on-the-job learning with comprehensive services and unconditional support. Each year Homeboy welcomes thousands of former gang members and previously incarcerated men and women to learn hard and soft skills to transform their lives. Whether joining an 18-month employment and re-entry program or seeking discrete services such as tattoo removal or substance abuse resources, clients are embraced by a community of kinship and offered a variety of free wraparound services to facilitate healing and growth. Target Population: Criminal Record Eligibility: Must be Formerly Incarcerated or Gang-involved Industry: Food Service, Retail, Janitorial, Electronics Recycling, General Office Location: Northeast Los Angeles Intake Address: 130 W. Bruno St., Los Angeles, CA 90012 Contact: Workforce Development and Job Readiness, employmentservices@homeboyindustries.org, (323) 526-1254

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Homeboy Industries

Homeboy Industries’ Job Training Program combines on-the-job learning with comprehensive services and unconditional support. Each year Homeboy welcomes thousands of former gang members and previously incarcerated men and women to learn hard and soft skills to transform their lives. Whether joining an 18-month employment and re-entry program or seeking discrete services such as tattoo removal or substance abuse resources, clients are embraced by a community of kinship and offered a variety of free wraparound services to facilitate healing and growth.

Target Population: Criminal Record
Eligibility: Must be Formerly Incarcerated or Gang-involved
Industry: Food Service, Retail, Janitorial, Electronics Recycling, General Office
Location: Northeast Los Angeles
Intake Address: 130 W. Bruno St., Los Angeles, CA 90012
Contact: Workforce Development and Job Readiness, employmentservices@homeboyindustries.org, (323) 526-1254

Contact Homeboy

&nbsp LA Conservation Corps The LA Conservation Corps is a youth, workforce development agency that provides paid work experience in environmentally-focused projects as well as high school education to opportunity youth, ages 18-24 years old. In addition to vocational and educational experience, youth receive professional development skills, case management, scholarships, and assistance with job placement. Target Population: Opportunity Youth Eligibility: Must be Age 18-26 Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping, construction, recycling, tree planting, graffiti/litter abatement, etc.) Location(s): Various Locations Intake Address: 2824 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90007 Contact: Lucy Gutierrez, lgutierrez@lacorps.org, (213) 362-9000×409

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LA Conservation Corps

The LA Conservation Corps is a youth, workforce development agency that provides paid work experience in environmentally-focused projects as well as high school education to opportunity youth, ages 18-24 years old. In addition to vocational and educational experience, youth receive professional development skills, case management, scholarships, and assistance with job placement.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth
Eligibility: Must be Age 18-26
Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping, construction, recycling, tree planting, graffiti/litter abatement, etc.)
Location(s): Various Locations
Intake Address: 2824 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90007
Contact: Lucy Gutierrez, lgutierrez@lacorps.org, (213) 362-9000×409

Contact LACC

&nbsp Los Angeles LGBT Center The Los Angeles LGBT Center social enterprise includes an intergenerational culinary training program, a coffee shop, and a catering operation. At the core, a commercial teaching kitchen produces fresh and nutritious meals for youth and senior residents and members. Overseen by an executive chef instructor, the kitchen is staffed with students completing a 300-hour culinary training program. Graduating up to 100 students a year, the program provides the foundation of required culinary skills for students to secure jobs and pursue meaningful careers in the hospitality industry. Opening in late 2019, the Center’s coffee shop located on Santa Monica boulevard will offer grab and go meals, pastries, and a full espresso bar. As the social enterprise matures, catering operations will be expanded to service the Center’s many event spaces. Target Population: LGBT youth touched by homelessness, LGBT seniors Eligibility: Youth Ages 18 to 24 LGBT Identified or an ally of the community and Seniors Age 50+ that have been touched by homelessness or at risk of homelessness Industry: Culinary Student, Prep Cook/ Dishwasher, Cook, Barista, Café Cashier/Server Location(s): Various Locations Intake Address: 1118 N. McCadden Place, Los Angeles, CA 90038 Contact: Nick Panepinto, npanepinto@lalgbtcenter.org, (323) 993-7643

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Los Angeles LGBT Center

The Los Angeles LGBT Center social enterprise includes an intergenerational culinary training program, a coffee shop, and a catering operation. At the core, a commercial teaching kitchen produces fresh and nutritious meals for youth and senior residents and members. Overseen by an executive chef instructor, the kitchen is staffed with students completing a 300-hour culinary training program. Graduating up to 100 students a year, the program provides the foundation of required culinary skills for students to secure jobs and pursue meaningful careers in the hospitality industry. Opening in late 2019, the Center’s coffee shop located on Santa Monica boulevard will offer grab and go meals, pastries, and a full espresso bar. As the social enterprise matures, catering operations will be expanded to service the Center’s many event spaces.

Target Population: LGBT youth touched by homelessness, LGBT seniors
Eligibility: Youth Ages 18 to 24 LGBT Identified or an ally of the community and Seniors Age 50+ that have been touched by homelessness or at risk of homelessness
Industry: Culinary Student, Prep Cook/ Dishwasher, Cook, Barista, Café Cashier/Server
Location(s): Various Locations
Intake Address: 1118 N. McCadden Place, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Contact: Nick Panepinto, npanepinto@lalgbtcenter.org, (323) 993-7643

Contact LA LGBT Center

&nbsp New Earth New Earth provides youth with mentor-based creative arts and educational programs including poetry, music production, gardening, and fitness. New Earth currently serves 700 young people per week who are incarcerated in Los Angeles County detention facilities and placement homes and in the Orange County Juvenile Hall. Upon release from incarceration, young people join the New Earth Arts & Leadership center in Culver City, CA where they receive career training, jobs, a fully accredited High School education program, mentorship, case management, nature expeditions, arts programming and wrap-around services that help them re-enter their communities with all the support and nurturing they need to make a successful transition. Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Criminal Justice Involved Eligibility: Must be Age 18-25 Industry: Customer Service, Transcription, Staffing, Graphic Design, Coding, Web Design, Food Distribution, Film, Staffing, Assembly & Digital Media Location: Culver City Intake Address: 6001 Bristol Pkwy, Suite 200, Culver City, 90230 Contact: 310-455-2847 x1007

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New Earth

New Earth provides youth with mentor-based creative arts and educational programs including poetry, music production, gardening, and fitness. New Earth currently serves 700 young people per week who are incarcerated in Los Angeles County detention facilities and placement homes and in the Orange County Juvenile Hall. Upon release from incarceration, young people join the New Earth Arts & Leadership center in Culver City, CA where they receive career training, jobs, a fully accredited High School education program, mentorship, case management, nature expeditions, arts programming and wrap-around services that help them re-enter their communities with all the support and nurturing they need to make a successful transition.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth, Criminal Justice Involved
Eligibility: Must be Age 18-25
Industry: Customer Service, Transcription, Staffing, Graphic Design, Coding, Web Design, Food Distribution, Film, Staffing, Assembly & Digital Media
Location: Culver City
Intake Address: 6001 Bristol Pkwy, Suite 200, Culver City, 90230
Contact: 310-455-2847 x1007

Contact New Earth

&nbsp San Gabriel Valley Conservation Corps San Gabriel Valley Conservation Corps is a youth workforce development agency that provides paid work experience in environmentally-focused projects as well as high school education (starting at 16 yrs old) to opportunity youth, ages 16-24 years old. In addition to vocational and educational experience, youth receive professional development skills, case management, scholarships, and assistance with job placement. Target Population: Opportunity Youth Eligibility: Must be Age 18-24 for the paid job training, but can enroll in our high school diploma program at 16 yrs old. Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping, construction, recycling, tree planting, graffiti/litter abatement, etc.) Location: San Gabriel Valley Intake Address: 10900 Mulhall St. El Monte, CA. 91731 Contact: Erin Garcia, egarcia@sgvcorps.org, (626) 655-0015

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San Gabriel Valley Conservation Corps

San Gabriel Valley Conservation Corps is a youth workforce development agency that provides paid work experience in environmentally-focused projects as well as high school education (starting at 16 yrs old) to opportunity youth, ages 16-24 years old. In addition to vocational and educational experience, youth receive professional development skills, case management, scholarships, and assistance with job placement.

Target Population: Opportunity Youth
Eligibility: Must be Age 18-24 for the paid job training, but can enroll in our high school diploma program at 16 yrs old.
Industry: Community Beautification (landscaping, construction, recycling, tree planting, graffiti/litter abatement, etc.)
Location: San Gabriel Valley
Intake Address: 10900 Mulhall St. El Monte, CA. 91731
Contact: Erin Garcia, egarcia@sgvcorps.org, (626) 655-0015

Contact SGVCC

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The LA:RISE Program is enrolling new participants at its partner transitional employers.

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