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High Flyers Girls Basketball League

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Helping Girls Find Their Wings

Growing up in the inner city of Los Angeles, young girls struggle to find their way due to limited resources, few opportunities, and lack of support. High Flyers Girls Basketball League’s mission is to provide the opportunity for girls to reach their full potential on and off the court by showcasing their talent and learning life skills while having fun.

Joined with Community Partners: May 2020
Community Development•Education•Gender Equity•LGBTQIA+•Parks•Violence Prevention•Youth

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Extra Ancestral Company

Extra Ancestral Company is a visual arts performing group that strives to preserve and highlight the timeless healing modalities of music and dance. Due to...

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Community Advisory Board on Health Equity

The purpose of CAB is to support the Operators with advice and feedback which will assist them in providing a consistent experience and ensure continuity during and after the sale and up to five years thereafter and quality care for the residents of the Facilities. Volunteers serving on CAB are the link between the Operators and the Japanese and Japanese American community, and will act as a check to ensure that the residents of the Facilities continue to receive the quality care they have received in the past and deserve.

Joined with Community Partners: May 2021
Capacity Building•Community Development•Health Equity•Human Rights•Seniors/Aging

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High Flyers Girls Basketball League

Helping Girls Find Their Wings Growing up in the inner city of Los Angeles, young girls struggle to find their way due to limited resources,...

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YouthWell

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Mental health education, early intervention, advocacy, and collaboration are the pillars of YouthWell’s work. YouthWell seeks to simplify access to mental health and wellness resources for youth through age 25 and their families, making solid connections through warm handoffs. Services are free and provided in English and Spanish. YouthWell provides an online Youth & Family Mental Health & Wellness Resource Directory, a Community Calendar, Family Care Coordination & Wellness Navigation, Support Groups, Youth Advocacy Board, and monthly Wellness Workshops.

The YouthWell Community Collaborative and the Youth Linkages Network includes 50 engaged partners and convenes quarterly. Through these partnerships, they aim to drive systemic change, close service gaps, and remove barriers, ensuring that every young person has access to the care and support they need. Addressing youth mental health requires collective action. No single agency can meet these needs alone. Success depends on strong partnerships among our healthcare providers, schools, families, funders, county agencies, and business community – working together to break down silos and create an integrated system of care.

Joined with Community Partners: July 2021
Capacity Building•Education•Health Equity•LGBTQIA+•Youth

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The Revolutionary Love Project

The Revolutionary Love Project, led by civil rights leader Valarie Kaur, inspires and equips people to build beloved community where they are. We teach core...

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2nd District Capacity Building and Leadership Development Program

  • Contact Name: Lupe Solorio, vice president of capacity development and sustainability
  • Partners: Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, the California Community Foundation, Empowerment Congress
  • Capacities: Technical assistance, training; capacity building; finance and administration; curriculum development; community outreach

In the under-resourced communities of South Los Angeles and others that fall into the 2nd Supervisorial District, 83 nonprofit organizations have participated in four cohorts of this capacity building program, designed to strengthen their ability to better serve their communities. Community Partners staff along with a cadre of local experts lead intensive learning sessions for eight weeks around such key issues as fundraising, board effectiveness, civic engagement and financial accountability. Participants are connected to a network of local experts and receive one-on-one executive coaching. They have also found ways to collaborate with each other and provide co-programming to their clients/stakeholders.

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All Children Thrive – California (ACT-CA)

ACT-CA is a three-year statewide initiative (2019-2021) to expand the role of cities and counties in preventing childhood trauma, countering its effects, and fostering community...

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LA STEM Collective

As the STEM Ecosystem for Los Angeles, the LA STEM Collective unites a growing list of 100+ local education organizations (formal, informal, out-of-school, and higher education), civic, business, and industrial sectors in amplifying STEM education for children and youth in Los Angeles, especially those from marginalized or under-resourced communities.

LA STEM fosters collaboration, provides support for diverse program providers, and works to ensure all young people have access to high quality STEM experiences and careers.

Joined with Community Partners: June 2025
Capacity Building•Education•STEM•Technology•Youth

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Teen Convene

TEEN CONVENE’s mission is to provide a safe and positive environment for youth to engage in fitness and movement-based activities; to provide a place for...

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Teen Convene

TEEN CONVENE’s mission is to provide a safe and positive environment for youth to engage in fitness and movement-based activities; to provide a place for teenagers to “unplug” and find balance in their busy and stressful lives; and to encourage and promote connection and community.

TEEN CONVENE’s target population is middle school and high school aged youth 11 to 16 years old (and their families).

TEEN CONVENE will primarily serve the diverse group of families within the South Pasadena community and adjacent communities including Alhambra, Eagle Rock, and Highland Park.

Joined with Community Partners: August 2025
Arts and Culture•Education•Health Equity•Racial Justice/Equity•Youth

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Kansha Project

The Kansha History Project documents and publishes the contributions, skills, and accomplishments of Nikkei (Japanese American) farmers prior to World War II–a legacy which continues...

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