Youth Services

The South Bay One-Stop Business and Career Centers, along with the Hawthorne and Inglewood Teen Centers, provide services to youth and young adults ages 14 - 24 years old in the South Bay. Some of the services include: pre-employment training, work experience and internships, career preparation, occupational skills training, academic enrichment and job placement assistance. All services are at no cost.

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Academic • Community Service & Job Training Opportunities
For High School Juniors & Seniors

Bridge-to-Work Program

For young adults 16-20 years old who are out of school and out of work.

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Paid Work Experience

Learn essential life skills, gain valuable work experience

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YouthBuild

An alternative to traditional school environments providing young adults, ages 16-24 years, a second chance to fulfill credits towards a high school diploma while empowering them to rebuild their lives and community.

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STEP Program

Gain Valuable Work Experience, enhance your resume, college and job applications, and earn up to $$.

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Blueprint for Workplace Success

How to get and keep a job and advance to a career

Tips and tools for filling out job applications

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Teen Centers

Receive enrichment programs, homework assistance, job club, arts & craft, sports & recreational activities.

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Youth Success Stories

Meet Chrisie Morris

“Everyone needs help with something, and the people at Carson One-Stop and Better Youth are willing to help, but it’s your responsibility to speak up for it.”

Meet Carina Noyola

“The SBWIB created a personalized plan for success that helped me to obtain my first job! Recently, I have finished my Master’s Degree in Communications Management and the SBWIB still continues to help me grow in my professional journey.”

Meet Ely Coronado

Meet Faaris Hazara

“The results I received from participating in this program were more than I expected. I am much more prepared to be a part of the workforce and understand it better.”