Youth Services 7/11

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 Armani Dungey

"I would like to tell others who struggle to find employment to never give up and always try to find as many resources as possible, because you never know who can end up helping you out when needed. Also, don’t get discouraged if things don’t work out right away, simply try again or move on to something better.”

Meet Ana Ibarra

Meet D’Shalla Wyrick

“I am grateful for the opportunities granted by these programs and the exposure to the retail and customer services industry.”

Meet Joshua Williams

“I am truly thankful for the One Stop and all the help they have given me. I hope to find future employment through the One-Stop, once I finish college in the youth department because I want to help youth in need.”