Program Sites

Project Self Sufficiency is a community-based program located in Huntington Beach, California, assisting low income, single parents to achieve economic independence through education, training, and social services. 

Keep at-risk youth in school, healthy and drug-free through education, counseling, mentoring, and family strengthening.

Our goal is to reach at-risk youth early and provide long-term solutions to the obstacles they face. This is accomplished by offering specialized services to help youth make positive and healthy life choices. For many of the youth we serve, this involves giving them a second chance to get back on the right path.

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ProSport Physical Therapy & Performance has been providing healing results from pain and injury to Southern California communities since 1992. Whether you are looking to regain pain free movement or enhance your performance at an elite level -...

Providence Southern California has built a broad range of community benefit programs serving the elderly, the uninsured, our immigrants, school children and those with mental illnesses.

Service to the poor and vulnerable is a responsibility we all embrace. Our board members serve as eyes and ears in the community and...

Here at Puente Latino we believe that art is a powerful tool for positive change!

As a grassroots, 501(c)3 nonprofit entity incorporated in California on July 5, 2019, we have been serving the North Long Beach community for five years by using art and cultural events to bring about meaningful change.

We work primarily in underserved neighborhoods that face critical challenges, including food disparity, pollution, climate change, access to open/green space, and little or no civic engagement.

We understand that people in these neighborhoods often feel forgotten and powerless to change their environment. That's why we use art as a means to build bridges between artists and the community, two groups that are necessary for communities to move forward.

By partnering with artists and residents, we are able to address challenges and initiate positive change. We use a variety of art forms, including murals, community beautification projects, and art classes, to promote understanding, tolerance, and pride. Our cultural celebrations like Cinco de Mayo and Dia de los Muertos bring people together and connect us to our common humanity.