Youth from the ages of 14-18 can qualify for six to twelve week courses in film, TV, and computer animation. Classes have limited spaces available and enrollment will be decided on a first come first serve basis.
All students who complete the entire program will receive a Certificate of Completion Award. Completion of the program requires that each student attend every class and finish all assignments. Any student who is unable to complete a class and wishes to receive a certificate must make-up the missed class and assignments at a later date.
What We Do. The New Hope Foundation Film & Art Institute is a non-profit 501(c)3 "mobile" educational program that has the unique approach of actually bringing the school to the youth who, due to a lack of financing and or resources, would otherwise not have the chance to experience the Hollywood dream. The New Hope Foundation Film & Art Institute will bring a team of instructors and equipment, including guest industry professionals, on location to youth in their own community to offer classes, free of charge, with industry standard equipment and state of the art technique. This method of on location teaching will allow the youth to express themselves more naturally and develop the ability to use their creativity in a way that can benefit the community in which they live.
The goal of the New Hope Foundation Film & Art Institute is to provide youth in the communities with the tools and knowledge that can enhance their creative abilities through six week introductory courses on film introduction, photography and computer animation depending on the interest of the student. In addition, as the students qualify, a twelve week continued education will be offered, as well as the opportunity to travel with the school to other areas and use what they learned to help teach others. The classes will then encourage the youth to use their creativity in a manner that can strengthen relationships and contribute to the well being of the community and give them a new career opportunity. This innovative approach of bringing the school on location will give the communities a creative outlet for the youth to use that can continue to work and grow even after having moved on to another neighborhood.
Professional Instructors. With state of the art equipment and qualified instructors the students will learn the same techniques used in professional media.By going on location for filming projects, students will get hands-on film-making experience that main stream multimedia companies use.
Future Opportunities. Students who qualify will be invited to go on location with the team to events and get the chance to help and gain experience in real multimedia jobs.
Internships with Major Companies. Through New Hope Foundation Film & Art Institute, as students qualify, internships with major TV and film studios will be available.
Non-Profit Organizations interested in participating please email information to: contact@filmartinstitute.com.
Contact us:
Film & Art Institute
1953 N. Gower St.
Los Angeles, CA 90068-4008
Tel/Fax: (323) 465-3510
contact@filmartinstitute.com
Website: www.filmartinstitute.com
On Location In Your Community - South Los Angeles
Free Opportunities
Six to Twelve Week Courses in Film , TV, Photography & Computer Animation
Six Week Introductory Film Class
April 18, 2009 - May 30, 2009
Saturdays 9:00am - 4:00pm
This will be an introduction course to film-making. The focus will be to empower the students with a basic understanding of film-making and give them confidence in multimedia related work. There will be a guest speaker on a weekly basis to share their expertise with the students. A promotional video for the school will also be produced and the students are encouraged to participate.
Week 1: Orientation Basic Film Language
Week 2: Basic Light and Sound
Week 3: Basic Video Editing
Week 4: P.S.A. Production
Week 5: Promotional Video Filming
Week 6: Output Formats and Marketing Yourself
This course will be held at:
Paul Robeson Community Center
6569 S. Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90044
Phone: (323) 752-PAUL
Fax: (323) 778-1917
NEW HOPE FOUNDATION (The Film & Art Institute is a member of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.)
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Friday, February 20, 2009
Friday, October 3, 2008
Gang Reduction & Youth Development
MAYOR’S OFFICE OF GANG REDUCTION & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
On October 1, 2008, the Mayor’s Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the implementation of gang prevention services in six (6) designated Gang Reduction and Youth Development (GRYD) Zones in the City of Los Angeles.
Over a 6-month period, a total of $3 million, $500,000 per GRYD Zone, will be available for distribution through this RFP, subject to the availability of funding from the City of Los Angeles and the State of California.
GRYD Zones seek to bring about significant, long-term reductions in gang activity and improve overall community health through collaborative efforts at local, state, and federal levels. Organizations will apply a comprehensive gang reduction and youth development model in addressing the full range of individual, family, peer, school, and community factors thatcontribute to high levels of juvenile delinquency and gang activity. The successful bidder's proposal must demonstrate its ability to deliver services in the core area of gang prevention.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
The Request for Proposals (RFP) is available at the Los Angeles Business Assistance Virtual Network (LABAVN) at www.labavn.org. Registration is mandatory in order to access and apply for the RFP. Signing up on LABAVN will also provide you with any updated information on this RFP and other contractual opportunities offered through the City of Los Angeles. If there are technical assistance questions regarding the LABAVN site, please email support@labavn.org.
NEEDS ASSESSMENTS
A copy of the needs assessments that were conducted in the six (6) designated GRYD Zones can be found on LABVN and on the Mayor’s website located at www.lacity.org/mayor under the section titled “Villaraigosa plan.” Click on Public Safety, then on Gang Reduction Strategy and the needs assessments and the statistical data maps can be found when scrolling down to the bottom of the page. The RFP is also available on the Mayor's website.
PROPOSER’S CONFERENCES
Two proposer’s conferences have been scheduled to answer questions about this RFP on Thursday, October 9th at 9:00am-11:00am, and also from 12:00pm-2:00pm. At these conferences, GRYD and City staff will provide an overview to the RFP document and respond to questions regarding requirements of the RFP. This conference is not mandatory. Please bring your own copy of the RFP. Copies of the RFP will NOT be provided at the conferences.
Thursday, October 9th, 2008
First Conference: 9:00am - 11:00am
Second Conference: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
EXPO Center
3890 S. Menlo Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90037
For further questions regarding the RFP process, please email your questions to
LAGRYD@lacity.org or you may call (213) 473-7796.
On October 1, 2008, the Mayor’s Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the implementation of gang prevention services in six (6) designated Gang Reduction and Youth Development (GRYD) Zones in the City of Los Angeles.
Over a 6-month period, a total of $3 million, $500,000 per GRYD Zone, will be available for distribution through this RFP, subject to the availability of funding from the City of Los Angeles and the State of California.
GRYD Zones seek to bring about significant, long-term reductions in gang activity and improve overall community health through collaborative efforts at local, state, and federal levels. Organizations will apply a comprehensive gang reduction and youth development model in addressing the full range of individual, family, peer, school, and community factors thatcontribute to high levels of juvenile delinquency and gang activity. The successful bidder's proposal must demonstrate its ability to deliver services in the core area of gang prevention.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
The Request for Proposals (RFP) is available at the Los Angeles Business Assistance Virtual Network (LABAVN) at www.labavn.org. Registration is mandatory in order to access and apply for the RFP. Signing up on LABAVN will also provide you with any updated information on this RFP and other contractual opportunities offered through the City of Los Angeles. If there are technical assistance questions regarding the LABAVN site, please email support@labavn.org.
NEEDS ASSESSMENTS
A copy of the needs assessments that were conducted in the six (6) designated GRYD Zones can be found on LABVN and on the Mayor’s website located at www.lacity.org/mayor under the section titled “Villaraigosa plan.” Click on Public Safety, then on Gang Reduction Strategy and the needs assessments and the statistical data maps can be found when scrolling down to the bottom of the page. The RFP is also available on the Mayor's website.
PROPOSER’S CONFERENCES
Two proposer’s conferences have been scheduled to answer questions about this RFP on Thursday, October 9th at 9:00am-11:00am, and also from 12:00pm-2:00pm. At these conferences, GRYD and City staff will provide an overview to the RFP document and respond to questions regarding requirements of the RFP. This conference is not mandatory. Please bring your own copy of the RFP. Copies of the RFP will NOT be provided at the conferences.
First Conference: 9:00am - 11:00am
Second Conference: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
EXPO Center
3890 S. Menlo Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90037
For further questions regarding the RFP process, please email your questions to
LAGRYD@lacity.org or you may call (213) 473-7796.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Stop School Violence!
Invite you to
SCHOOL VIOLENCE:
PREVALENCE, TRENDS, IMPACT AND PREVENTION
an Informational Joint Committee Hearing
Thursday, October 2, 2008
5:00 – 7:00pm
West Adams Preparatory High School
1500 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007
Is the increase in school violence a series of isolated incidents, or an ominous trend? How are schools coping? What can the community do to stem the tide of Black vs. Brown violence? The joint committees seek to address these questions, and Senator Ridley-Thomas looks forward to hearing from YOU.
For more information, or to confirm your attendance please call the 26th Senate District Office at (213) 745-6656.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Free Tuition
Syracuse University has 10 Full Rides for African American Men and Women Interested in Studying Architecture
Just in case you know someone who may be interested. Syracuse University has 10 full scholarships for African American men and women interested in studying architecture.
Mark Robbins, Dean of Syracuse University's School of Architecture is desperately seeking young men and women of color interested in pursuing a five year professional degree in Architecture. He says he's deeply committed to bringing diversity to his field and has scholarship money set aside to fully cover education costs for 10 students.
Syracuse University's School of Architecture has a great reputation and this seems like a terrific opportunity, so please pass this on info to everyone you know.
Contact: Mark Robbins, Dean, School of Architecture
Phone: 315 443- 2255
Email: robbinsm@syr.edu
Just in case you know someone who may be interested. Syracuse University has 10 full scholarships for African American men and women interested in studying architecture.
Mark Robbins, Dean of Syracuse University's School of Architecture is desperately seeking young men and women of color interested in pursuing a five year professional degree in Architecture. He says he's deeply committed to bringing diversity to his field and has scholarship money set aside to fully cover education costs for 10 students.
Syracuse University's School of Architecture has a great reputation and this seems like a terrific opportunity, so please pass this on info to everyone you know.
Contact: Mark Robbins, Dean, School of Architecture
Phone: 315 443- 2255
Email: robbinsm@syr.edu
Monday, May 19, 2008
Black Airline Pilots Summer Program
Hello Friends & Colleagues,
This summer the Organization of Black Airline Pilots (OBAP) will hold 2 Aviation Career Education Camps sponsored by Delta Air Lines.
The purpose of each one-week program is to introduce interested youth to the world of aviation by exposing them to the many challenging careers and opportunities which the aviation industry has to offer.
This is a program that I've been involved in for several years and I'm extremely passionate about it and what it does for children. Please take the time to read the brochure/application and pass it along to anyone that you know who may be interested. Go to: www.acecamps.org.
The age range is for boys and girls between 14-18 years old. The best part of the camp other than the exposure is that it is FREE!!!!
Delta Air Lines pays the entire cost.
Thanks for spreading the word,
Michael Gaillard, Delta Air Lines
Atlanta ACE Camp Director of Admissions
This summer the Organization of Black Airline Pilots (OBAP) will hold 2 Aviation Career Education Camps sponsored by Delta Air Lines.
The purpose of each one-week program is to introduce interested youth to the world of aviation by exposing them to the many challenging careers and opportunities which the aviation industry has to offer.
This is a program that I've been involved in for several years and I'm extremely passionate about it and what it does for children. Please take the time to read the brochure/application and pass it along to anyone that you know who may be interested. Go to: www.acecamps.org.
The age range is for boys and girls between 14-18 years old. The best part of the camp other than the exposure is that it is FREE!!!!
Delta Air Lines pays the entire cost.
Thanks for spreading the word,
Michael Gaillard, Delta Air Lines
Atlanta ACE Camp Director of Admissions
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Science & Technology Awareness Day
Please help us alert youth, parents and educators in your area to attend the fifth annual Science and Technology Awareness Day on May 10, 2008. It will take place from noon to 4 p.m., at the Expo Community Center, 3990 S. Menlo Avenue in Los Angeles. “Energy for the Future” will be the theme.
Local area students, elementary to high school, are urged to take part in engineering and scientific experiments lead by professionals. Other displays, exhibits and activities will be offered as well as giveaways for participating students.
The City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works staff and Los Angeles African American Engineers and Professional Employees Association (AAEPEA) sponsors Awareness Day each year to generate interest in science, technology, and engineering in young people who are generally underrepresented in these fields of study. By conducting fun, hands-on activities like these, AAEPEA believes it can motivate youth to study math and science and pursue Engineering-related majors in college.
For more information, contact Sunday Owairu at (323) 342-6044 or (323) 342-6200.
Local area students, elementary to high school, are urged to take part in engineering and scientific experiments lead by professionals. Other displays, exhibits and activities will be offered as well as giveaways for participating students.
The City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works staff and Los Angeles African American Engineers and Professional Employees Association (AAEPEA) sponsors Awareness Day each year to generate interest in science, technology, and engineering in young people who are generally underrepresented in these fields of study. By conducting fun, hands-on activities like these, AAEPEA believes it can motivate youth to study math and science and pursue Engineering-related majors in college.
For more information, contact Sunday Owairu at (323) 342-6044 or (323) 342-6200.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Calling All High School Artists
Dear Friends:
It is my pleasure to formally announce the annual 31st Congressional District Student Art Competition. Our theme this year will be "Los Angeles: A Cultural Crossroads - the Everyday and the Extraordinary." The Congressional Art Competition is an opportunity for the community to recognize our gifted young artists. If you are a high school student with interests and talents in the arts, or know someone who is, you should be aware of this exciting opportunity.
Since 1982, hundreds of thousands of high school students have participated nationwide in the Annual Congressional Art Competition. The winner of the local art competition will have their artwork exhibited in the United States Capitol for one year and receive airfare and accommodations for two to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 25 in Washington, D.C. More great prizes for second and third place winners, as well as those receiving honorable mention will be awarded.
Please note that participants must be high school students and reside in the 31st Congressional District. To verify that a student lives in my district, please visit the House of Representatives Web site and enter their zip code in the "Find Your Representatives" field
click here to look up the +4 zip code).
Visit my Congressional Art Competition Web page to see the winners from the previous three years and to learn more about the artwork guidelines and student requirements. All entries must be delivered to my Los Angeles district office by the deadline: Friday, May 2, 2008 at 5 p.m., with this release form completed and attached.
Please contact Nicolas Rodriquez at my district office at (213) 483-1425 if you have any questions.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
XAVIER BECERRA
Member of Congress
It is my pleasure to formally announce the annual 31st Congressional District Student Art Competition. Our theme this year will be "Los Angeles: A Cultural Crossroads - the Everyday and the Extraordinary." The Congressional Art Competition is an opportunity for the community to recognize our gifted young artists. If you are a high school student with interests and talents in the arts, or know someone who is, you should be aware of this exciting opportunity.
Since 1982, hundreds of thousands of high school students have participated nationwide in the Annual Congressional Art Competition. The winner of the local art competition will have their artwork exhibited in the United States Capitol for one year and receive airfare and accommodations for two to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 25 in Washington, D.C. More great prizes for second and third place winners, as well as those receiving honorable mention will be awarded.
Please note that participants must be high school students and reside in the 31st Congressional District. To verify that a student lives in my district, please visit the House of Representatives Web site and enter their zip code in the "Find Your Representatives" field
click here to look up the +4 zip code).
Visit my Congressional Art Competition Web page to see the winners from the previous three years and to learn more about the artwork guidelines and student requirements. All entries must be delivered to my Los Angeles district office by the deadline: Friday, May 2, 2008 at 5 p.m., with this release form completed and attached.
Please contact Nicolas Rodriquez at my district office at (213) 483-1425 if you have any questions.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
XAVIER BECERRA
Member of Congress
Southern California Youth Music Competition
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE:
WHAT: Southern California Youth Music Competition
WHEN: April 19, 2008
WHERE: Church of Congregational Fellowship (UCC)
2085 South Hobart Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90018
WHO: Bradley Baker, Music Director
DEADLINE: April 12, 2008
The competition is open to high school vocalists and instrumentalists who live in Southern California.
The goal of this music competition is to have a positive impact on the youth who spend time learning their musical craft.
For more information: Fax Mr. Bradley Baker at 323.731.0851
Or by email (preferred): bradleybaker@earthlink.net
Entrants are asked to prepare two contrasting selections based on the following:
Baroque
Romantic
Impressionist
Gospel
Contemporary
Broadway Show
Jazz
Pop
Original Composition
There are two categories - vocal and instrumental.
Each category pays as follows:
First Prize is $500
Second Prize is $250
Third Prize is $125
Honorable Mention
Special Mention
If you know someone who is interested, talented or just wants the experience, please have them Enter today!
WHAT: Southern California Youth Music Competition
WHEN: April 19, 2008
WHERE: Church of Congregational Fellowship (UCC)
2085 South Hobart Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90018
WHO: Bradley Baker, Music Director
DEADLINE: April 12, 2008
The competition is open to high school vocalists and instrumentalists who live in Southern California.
The goal of this music competition is to have a positive impact on the youth who spend time learning their musical craft.
For more information: Fax Mr. Bradley Baker at 323.731.0851
Or by email (preferred): bradleybaker@earthlink.net
Entrants are asked to prepare two contrasting selections based on the following:
Baroque
Romantic
Impressionist
Gospel
Contemporary
Broadway Show
Jazz
Pop
Original Composition
There are two categories - vocal and instrumental.
Each category pays as follows:
First Prize is $500
Second Prize is $250
Third Prize is $125
Honorable Mention
Special Mention
If you know someone who is interested, talented or just wants the experience, please have them Enter today!
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Creative Writing Contest
“Honoring the Legacy of
African Americans and Our Multiculturalism:
A Vision of a Dream Kept Alive.”
CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST - "A TIME TO WRITE"
Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa, The City of Los Angeles and The Los Angeles African American Heritage Month Committee invite Los Angeles County public and private school students in grades 6-12 to participate in this year’s City of Los Angeles African American Heritage Month
Presented by: Disney
Sponsored By: Time Warner Cable Co. & Wells Fargo
Official Media Sponsor: KABC-7
AAHM.LACITY.ORG,
CULTURELA.ORG or
213-202-5545
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 5, 2008
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Climate Change
Department of Public Works and Million Trees LA
present the
2007 Environmental Youth Conference
Climate Change:
How it impacts us now
How we can make a difference
December 8, 2007 - Saturday
7:00 am Registration
8:00 am - 1:00 pm Conference
Los Angeles Convention Center, West Hall (Yorty Hall)
1201 South Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA 90015
Admission is FREE for youth ages 12 to 21
For more information call 213.473.9950 or visit www.milliontreesla.org
Friday, June 15, 2007
The Girl Blue Project
The Girl Blue Project: A creative self-empowerment program for teenage girls
The Girl Blue Project was founded in June of 2003 as a proactive move to re-educate, motivate and empower teen girls, 14 to 19 years old, in Los Angeles County. This innovative, free intensive was designed by actor and writer Marlow Wyatt to focus on the social and emotional problems of teen girls and how these issues affect their ability to learn and lead productive, fulfilling lives. When volunteering as a tutor in Los Angeles Unified Schools with the Reading by 9 program, Wyatt began to understand that the emotional needs of teenage girls at this delicate age were being overlooked.
The Girl Blue Project is a FREE self-empowerment program for teen girls 14 to 18 years old in Los Angeles County. Our program is designed to build self-esteem and promote discipline and self-acceptance. Our curriculum includes yoga, self-esteem workshops, etiquette, money management, women's health/harm reduction, dance, acting, voice, creative writing and much more!
All girls may apply and we are especially interested in those in Foster Care. Our program dates are July 9th through August 18th. All applications must be received by July 2nd. For detailed information about our program, please visit our website at www.thegirlblueproject.org or via email at info@thegirlblueproject.org . Please feel free to give this information to parents/guardians of girls who may benefit from our program.
Marlow Wyatt
Founder/Director
The Girl Blue Project
432 S. New Hampshire Ave, Ste. 503
Los Angeles, CA 90020
Phone: 213-387-2053
www.thegirlblueproject.org
Email: info@thegirlblueproject.org
The Girl Blue Project was founded in June of 2003 as a proactive move to re-educate, motivate and empower teen girls, 14 to 19 years old, in Los Angeles County. This innovative, free intensive was designed by actor and writer Marlow Wyatt to focus on the social and emotional problems of teen girls and how these issues affect their ability to learn and lead productive, fulfilling lives. When volunteering as a tutor in Los Angeles Unified Schools with the Reading by 9 program, Wyatt began to understand that the emotional needs of teenage girls at this delicate age were being overlooked.
The Girl Blue Project is a FREE self-empowerment program for teen girls 14 to 18 years old in Los Angeles County. Our program is designed to build self-esteem and promote discipline and self-acceptance. Our curriculum includes yoga, self-esteem workshops, etiquette, money management, women's health/harm reduction, dance, acting, voice, creative writing and much more!
All girls may apply and we are especially interested in those in Foster Care. Our program dates are July 9th through August 18th. All applications must be received by July 2nd. For detailed information about our program, please visit our website at www.thegirlblueproject.org or via email at info@thegirlblueproject.org . Please feel free to give this information to parents/guardians of girls who may benefit from our program.
Marlow Wyatt
Founder/Director
The Girl Blue Project
432 S. New Hampshire Ave, Ste. 503
Los Angeles, CA 90020
Phone: 213-387-2053
www.thegirlblueproject.org
Email: info@thegirlblueproject.org
Friday, June 8, 2007
Colors for Unity
Colors For Unity: A Juried Student Art Exhibition
Unifying Cultures Through Art. View Park Prep will host an art show dedicated to cross-cultural awareness and harmony. Colors For Unity will provide African American and Latino students a look into one another's cultures while focusing on their common strengths.
Students from ICEF's Frederick Douglass Academy High School and Garfield High School will display their works alongside those from View Park Prep HS.
Please join us!
Date: June 15 Time: 4:00pm-7:00pm
Location: VPP Elementary, 4-5th Grade Campus in Bain Hall
3855 W. Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles 90043
For more info contact:
Ismael Soto, Assistant Director of Visual Arts & New Media
isoto@viewparkprep.org
(323) 290 6920
Unifying Cultures Through Art. View Park Prep will host an art show dedicated to cross-cultural awareness and harmony. Colors For Unity will provide African American and Latino students a look into one another's cultures while focusing on their common strengths.
Students from ICEF's Frederick Douglass Academy High School and Garfield High School will display their works alongside those from View Park Prep HS.
Please join us!
Date: June 15 Time: 4:00pm-7:00pm
Location: VPP Elementary, 4-5th Grade Campus in Bain Hall
3855 W. Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles 90043
For more info contact:
Ismael Soto, Assistant Director of Visual Arts & New Media
isoto@viewparkprep.org
(323) 290 6920
Monday, May 21, 2007
L.A. Salsa Kids Dance Company
Visit the L.A. Salsa Kids website click here for more information about this awesome Latin dance company, their electrifying shows and performances, salsa classes and information on joining their amazing dance company.
Black Freshmen Enrollment to Increase
L.A. Times reports UCLA to get twice as many Black freshmen in fall. Incentives and a 'holistic' admissions process have improved numbers that troubled the school.
USC Youth Sports Summer Program
National Youth Sports Program
This six-week summer sports and education program is for economically disadvantaged Los Angeles area youth who are 10 to 16 years old. Emphasis is on sports skills instruction and competition, physical fitness, good health practices, and career guidance. Over 450 young people participate each summer. NYSP includes an education opportunity in math and science.
Ages Served: 5 to 14 yrs.; 15 to 24 yrs.
Here is a flyer describing their camp requirements, etc.
Contact information:
Esther Marron, Psy.D.
Post-Doctoral Psychology Fellow
Registered Psychologist, RPS #2006152
Adolescent Medicine, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
5000 Sunset Blvd, 4th floor, MS #2
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Office: 323 660-2450, Ext. 5361
This six-week summer sports and education program is for economically disadvantaged Los Angeles area youth who are 10 to 16 years old. Emphasis is on sports skills instruction and competition, physical fitness, good health practices, and career guidance. Over 450 young people participate each summer. NYSP includes an education opportunity in math and science.
Ages Served: 5 to 14 yrs.; 15 to 24 yrs.
Here is a flyer describing their camp requirements, etc.
Contact information:
Esther Marron, Psy.D.
Post-Doctoral Psychology Fellow
Registered Psychologist, RPS #2006152
Adolescent Medicine, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
5000 Sunset Blvd, 4th floor, MS #2
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Office: 323 660-2450, Ext. 5361
Get Involved
Are you concerned about safety in your community? Do you want to know how to eliminate blight and get the streets cleaned up? Where can the children play and why aren't there more activities for youth in our area?
To get answers to these questions and find out how you can be part of the solution, visit the North Area Neighborhood Development Council (NANDC) website: www.nandc.org.
To get answers to these questions and find out how you can be part of the solution, visit the North Area Neighborhood Development Council (NANDC) website: www.nandc.org.
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