South Bay Center for Counseling (SBCC)

County of los angeles department of children and family services includes the following programs: 1)prevention and aftercare program - provides a comprhensive, integrated continuum of strength-based, family-centered and community-oriented resources directed to vulnerable children and families in la ages 6-18.2)relative support services program goals to improve the overall support availableto relatives and non-related extended family members relative (nrefm) caring for children under the supervision of the los angeles county department of children and family services (dcfs), the probation department and the juvenile court.

Economic vitality and energy pathway programs - funded by valero, marathon, phillips66 and jay & rose phillips foundation. These program is for financial stability - workforce development. Individuals receive job skills training so they can enter employment with livable wages and retention. The Center also provides Counseling case management and skills building. The programs focus on self-sufficiency to promote social entrepreneurship, increase earnings, and expand access to capital for low residents.

Community organizing program - funded by first 5 la supports the work of the network of "neighborhood action council" (nac) throughout la county. A nac is a group of community members that build relationships around shared values and then design and implement projects, programs and events to improve their lives and the life of the community. Other funding sources include California community foundation that expands census outreach to communities that are under represented. Community partners funds outreach to increase knowledge how to prevent spread and mitigate harm and funding from ucla to utilize canvassers for vaccine outreach to targeted communities to educate and recister for the vaccine. Thru united way, sbcc trains and outreaches to clients about California emergency renters assistance program (erap)