Provides interim housing and supportive services to non-violent convicted felons and their families
Emergency & Permanent Housing Solutions
Links to medical & mental health providers
Referrals to social service agencies and financial institutions
Provides Safe Journey Routes for at-risk youth affected by gang involvement or street violence
Intergenerational Senior/Youth Mentorship program
Seniors 2 School helps youth get to school safely by walking kids to school; also provides exercise and social engagement with the pair.
Seniors with homes sign up to allow their homes to be used as safe zones by children on their journeys to and from school by displaying a noticeable sign in their yards. Youth will be allowed to enter the home to avoid violence or danger.
Youth Empowerment programs Links participants with mentors in the community and provides apprenticeship training to those who want to strive for community reform and family stabilization.
Homies of Peace provides at-risk youth and afiliated adults with one on one mentoring with ex-offenders and reformed gang members. This peer-run program aims to have participants re-learn cultural values through the experiences of those they look up to.
Linkage to housing, medical, dental care
Case management, familiy reunification efforts when possible, immigration efforts
Homework support, creative writing assignments, math & science projects, social engagement; GED preparation/ higher education consulting
Career building, resume writing, employment searches, work ethics & interviewing skills
Advocates against Black on Black crime, Police Brutality, and Cultural Deprivation in the Community, Feed the Homeless, Erase Grafiti, Join Homies of Peace, Participate in Operation Bright Lights, Make a Donation, Join our Volunteer Pool. Weekly Trips to CDCR Prisons Contact us at info@mentorsla.org
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M.E.N.T.O.R.S. Program
Provides interim housing and supportive services to non-violent convicted felons and their families
Provides Safe Journey Routes for at-risk youth affected by gang involvement or street violence
Seniors with homes sign up to allow their homes to be used as safe zones by children on their journeys to and from school by displaying a noticeable sign in their yards. Youth will be allowed to enter the home to avoid violence or danger.
Youth Empowerment programs Links participants with mentors in the community and provides apprenticeship training to those who want to strive for community reform and family stabilization.
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Advocates against Black on Black crime, Police Brutality, and Cultural Deprivation in the Community, Feed the Homeless, Erase Grafiti, Join Homies of Peace, Participate in Operation Bright Lights, Make a Donation, Join our Volunteer Pool. Weekly Trips to CDCR Prisons Contact us at info@mentorsla.org
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