El Arca

International Institute of Los Angeles provides social services to assist individuals, families and communities, and is located in Los Angeles. It has a staff of more than 200 employees that provides child care, senior, transportation, nutrition, employment and immigration legal services from over 25 centers and offices. It organizes a variety of activities, such as dances, exercise classes, arts and crafts, club meetings, educational presentations and health fairs for seniors. It provides child development services that include parent education workshops, social services, medical referrals, and nutrition for families and children. International Institute of Los Angeles is a member of the United Way of America and the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants.

Fiesta Educativa Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, CA, established in 1978. Dedicated to empowering families of individuals with disabilities, their mission is to enhance the lives of Latino families and children, youth, and adults with disabilities through culturally and linguistically responsive information, training, and advocacy resources. They offer a range of programs and services, including free workshops on special education, training for parents of individuals with autism, support for navigating the special education system, and conferences providing relevant information to caregivers. Additionally, they collaborate with medical and educational entities for community educational and research projects. Committed to quality service and proactive assistance, Fiesta Educativa Inc. strives to ensure the full participation of Latinos with disabilities in all aspects of society. Their unwavering support and dedication to empowering families make them a valuable resource for individuals with disabilities and their loved ones in the Los Angeles community.Generated from the website

Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory, founded in 2011, is a community-focused organization in Los Angeles, CA that aims to provide career development opportunities in the creative arts industries for historically marginalized communities. They offer workshops and seasonal classes for youth and professional development opportunities for adults, with a focus on creating a diverse and inclusive creative industry workforce. Through their programs, Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory provides access to resources such as studio space, mentorship, subsidized private instruction, exhibition opportunities, media technology, and financial literacy, all without cost to participants. Their mission is to amplify community voices, advocate for an inclusive path to media and technology, and invest in evidence-based solutions to support the justice-involved population through pre-release workforce training and post-release earn and learn opportunities.Generated from the website