The BHTYC provides comprehensive case management services that focus on developing youth assets and strengths besides addressing youth barriers. Specifically, we provide: academic assistance; subsidized internships; job training & placement; career exploration; vocational training; mentoring; leadership development; social activities; leadership development.

Bridge to Work offers workshops for foster youth to learn about career ladder employment to high paying jobs, develop employment skills and secure a chance to earn $1000.00+ in actual work experience.

The Brotherhood Crusade Youth Source Center is a partnership with the City of Los Angeles Economic and Workforce Development Department. The program increases educational and career-based mentoring opportunities by aligning youth with committed mentors, re-engaging youth in school, developing their vocational life and social skills, improving their academic skills, engaging youth in work experience volunteerism and internships, and eventually helping youth secure employment.

The West Valley WorkSource Center is federally funded through the City of Los Angeles Workforce Development Board, as a result of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. The Center provides no cost business services and resources for individuals seeking jobs.

John Muir Charter School is a statewide WASC accredited high school diploma program that serves youth 16-24 that have been pushed out of the traditional education system. We offer a rigorous academic program with full-time accredited teachers and academic tutors in tandem with career and college readiness programs at our school sites.

The Youth Employment Opportunity Program (YEOP) provides special services to youth between the ages of 15 and 25 to assist them in achieving their educational and vocational goals. While working with peer advisors, youth clients interact with professional individuals who have similar paths, perspectives, and educational goals by providing referrals to supportive services, workshops, career coaching, employment preparation, and other training and community outreach efforts.

Eligible individuals receive in-depth assessment and job preparation workshops, which prepare them for classroom or the employers site, at public or private vocational schools, colleges or universities found at www.i-train.org. Services for eligible youth, of age, include pre-employment training, work experience and internships, career preparation, occupational skills training, academic enrichment and job placement assistance.

Casa Loma was designed to address the needs of single parents living in the Pico-Union community of Los Angeles. Casa Loma is a 110-unit, 55,234 squarefoot complex of affordable housing designed for very low-income single parent families and senior residents. In total, there are 4 single room occupancy units, 32 one-bedroom units, 42 two-bedroom units, 28 threebedroom units, and 4 four-bedroom units. In addition to the housing component of Casa Loma, the complex houses grades K-2 of the NEW Academy NASA Arts & Science Charter School.

John Muir Charter School is a statewide WASC accredited high school diploma program that serves youth 16-24 that have been pushed out of the traditional education system. We offer a rigorous academic program with full-time accredited teachers and academic tutors in tandem with career and college readiness programs at our school sites.

AYE programs provide a comprehensive range of employment services for at-risk youth, including: classroom training; paid internships; mentoring; workforce preparation; support services; job placement; occupational training; career planning; work-based learning.