2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing
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2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing CHILD AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CSBG Agencies Description of Services Phone Supervisorial District Antelope Valley Boys & Girls Before and after school Youth (661) 267-2582 5 Club services for ages 6-17, which Whitney Mac Center include mentoring programs, 45404 N. Division St substance abuse prevention, Lancaster, CA 93535 teen pregnancy and STD prevention, recreational www.avbgc.org enrichment programs, summer youth programs, a nurturing environment, tutoring, computer access, and mentoring. Antelope Valley Domestic 24-hour emergency shelter 24-Hr Hotline 5 Violence Council - Valley Oasis provided to domestic violence (661) 945-6736 P.O. Box 2980 victims for up to 60 days; Lancaster, CA 93539 provides services that teach them about domestic violence http://www.valleyoasis.org/ and the options and services available. Asian Youth Center Provide counseling/peer support (626) 309-0622 1, 2, 5 100 W. Clary Ave. group activities and youth & San Gabriel, CA 91776 family counseling for youth and parents. 212 East Avenue K-6, Suite 300 Lancaster CA 93535 1420 W. Avenue I Lancaster, CA 93535 www.asianyouthcenter.org Boys & Girls Club of Provide after-school and (562) 698-8630 4 Whittier/Pico Rivera summer programs for youth 7905 S. Greenleaf Ave. ages 6 to 18 years old that Whittier, CA 90602 emphasize: • academic success https://www.bgcw.org/ Page 1|6
2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing • development of good character & citizenship • formation of healthy lifestyles Catholic Charities of Los Food pantries; case (626) 575-7652 1,2,4,5 Angeles, Inc. management; clothing & thrift San Gabriel Region store; rent & utilities 4171 N. Tyler Avenue payments; no cost pre-school; El Monte, CA 91731 sports for children; art & music for youth; academic support, Community Services Center including for those with learning (213) 251-3432 123 E. 14th Street disabilities; Padres de Long Beach, CA 90813 Guadalupe – a forum for parents; literacy for adults; in- Pico Rivera Family Resource home support for the (562) 949-0937 Center elderly; nutrition classes; job 5014 Passons Blvd. training for refugees and Pico Rivera, CA 90660 immigrants; citizenship services English classes; and a Glendale Community Center temporary skilled worker center; (213) 318-5707 4322 San Fernando Rd. employment support and job Glendale, CA 91205 placement. http://catholiccharitiesla.org Children's Bureau of Southern Help at-risk children and their (213) 342-0100 5 California parents with the support, tools, 1910 Magnolia Ave and resources by: (213) 342-0134 Los Angeles, CA 90007 • Providing Comprehensive programs and services to Carson Family Center meet the varying needs of 460 E. Carson Plaza Drive today's parents and their Suite 102 children, Carson, CA 90746 • Helping other organizations with innovative tools and And other locations. training, • Developing innovative https://www.all4kids.org/ solutions that impact broader communities in sustainable ways. Page 2|6
2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing Coalition for Responsible Develop positive social skills for (213) 743-6193 2 Community Development young people age 18-24, 3101 S. Grand Ave particularly Black and Latino, to Los Angeles, CA 90007 become more aware of their neighborhood’s needs and https://www.coalitionrcd.org/ demonstrate genuine civic pride by actively contributing to the empowerment of their community. Eastmont Community Center Senior services to low-income, (323) 726-7998 1 701 S. Hoefner Ave. predominantly Spanish– Los Angeles, CA 90022 speaking residents of East Los Angeles. http://eastmontcommunitycente r.org/ Emotional Health Association To help people in Los Angeles (SHARE!) pursue personal growth and (310) 305-8878 2 6666 Green Valley Circle change. SHARE!’s programs Culver City, CA 90230 are designed to support self- sufficiency through social https://shareselfhelp.org/ support and community integration and empowers people to change their own lives and provides them a loving, safe, non-judgmental place where they can find community, information and support. Greater Los Angeles Area To prepare young people to (213) 413-4400 1,5 Council, Boy Scouts of America make ethical and moral choices 2333 Scout Way over their lifetimes by instilling in Los Angeles, California 90026 them the values of the Scout Oath and Law through https://www.glaacbsa.org/ educational programs for youth and young adults that build character, citizenship, and personal fitness in the Greater Los Angeles Area. Page 3|6
2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing Office of Samoan Affairs of Individual/family and youth (310) 538-0555 2,4 California, Inc. mentoring, counseling on health, 454 E. Carson Plaza Dr. immigration, education, career Ste 109 issues, and court-ordered 52- Carson, CA 90746 week counseling in anger management and parenting. 520 E. Carson Plaza Court, Suite 111, 112, & 114 http://officeofsamoanaffairs.org Personal Involvement Center To meet the needs of the (323) 570-0445 2,5 Inc. community by providing access 8220 S. San Pedro St. to services, promoting safety TOLL-FREE: Los Angeles, CA 90003 and self-sufficiency to children (866) 508-0311 and their families regardless of And other locations their race, creed or color. https://personalinvolvementcent er.com/ Project IMPACT, Inc. Counseling and wellness care (310) 631-9763 2 2640 Industry Way, Suite G services. The services involve and H more than traditional counseling, Lynwood, CA 90262 it also includes preventive intervention designed to work http://projectimpactusa.org/ with all areas of personal wellness and care. Rector, Wardens, Vestry of the Youth/Children Services that (626) 579-2190 1 Church of Our Saviour Center include a Kids Campus Youth 4368 Santa Anita Ave. Program, which physical El Monte, CA 91731 education program, arts participation, leadership Kids Campus development and/or social 4316 Peck Road competency and peer El Monte, CA 91732 interaction. After-school tutorial program http://www.our-center.org/ that assists in developing academic skills. Page 4|6
2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing Santa Clarita Valley Boys and To enable all young people, (661) 254-2582 5 Girls Club especially those who need us (661) 251-6017 24909 Newhall Ave. most, to reach their full potential Santa Clarita, CA 91321 as productive, caring, responsible citizens through https://www.scvbgc.org/ tutoring, homework assistance, computer training, sports, social recreation, education, mentoring, arts & crafts and more. Soledad Enrichment Action, Job readiness skills training to (213) 480-4200 1,2 Inc. help at-risk youth aged 14-21 to 222 N. Virgil Ave. enter the employment market as Los Angeles, CA 90004 an alternative to gangs, drugs, and violence. And other locations http://www.seaprograms.org/ SPIRITT Family Services Offers a range of youth and (855) 714-8800 4 8000 Painter Ave., parenting skills services Whittier, CA 90602 including substance abuse prevention and intervention, www.spiritt.org summer youth programs and parenting skills enhancement programs. Tarzana Treatment Centers, To provide professional, (888) 777-8565 5 Inc. compassion health care and full- 18646 Oxnard St. service, high quality, cost- Tarzana, CA 91356 effective substance abuse and mental health treatment to And other locations adults and youth. https://www.tarzanatc.org/ Page 5|6
2021 CSBG Agencies and Services Listing The Richstone Family Center Individual/family counseling (310) 970 -1921 2 13620-21 Cordary Ave. services for vulnerable youth to Hawthorne, CA 90250 improve social/emotional development and overall family www.richstonefamily.org functioning and stability. Page 6|6
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