Domestic violence intervention classes open to individuals who want to learn about healthy relationships, accountability, and non-violent communication. Participants will gain tools to manage emotions, resolve conflict safely, and build respectful relationships.
• Understanding the cycle of violence
• Accountability and behavior change
• Healthy communication skills
• Managing anger and emotional triggers
• Building respectful relationships
• Conflict resolution strategies
The Community & Family Resource Center (CFRC) invites you to join our Self-Care 101 Group. The goal of this group is to teach individuals how to increase self-care and learn new ways to manage daily stressors. Participants will learn about the pillars of wellbeing, including sleep, nutrition, exercise, social, and spiritual wellness. The group will also guide participants in learning and practicing relaxation skills to help them feel more calm and grounded. Participants will learn about the brain and the window of tolerance, and how using coping skills and taking good care of ourselves can help us feel more present and joyful. Each participant will receive a special self-care toolkit to use during and after the event. Lunch Provided by Amor a Mi.
Join CFRC for a fun-filled family outing at Chuck E. Cheese where families and youth can enjoy games, laughter, and quality time together. This event encourages family
bonding and community connection in a fun and engaging environment.
Join our 12-week Positive Parenting & Cultural Pride/Self-Love Series! Explore parenting through the lens of cultural identity, self-worth, and emotional connection.
Please Walk In & Join Us!
• Limited: First Come First Serve Weekly!
• 25 Participants MAX!
• Class doors CLOSE @ 1:10pm Weekly!
• Court Approved
Our tutoring space offers a calm and welcoming environment where children and youth can focus, build confidence, and strengthen their academic skills. Participants receive support with homework, develop study strategies, and work at their own pace with guidance from caring staff. We’re here to help students feel supported, capable, and successful in their learning journey.
Join us every Tuesday and Thursday! Open to ages 16-25- just reach out to the TAY staff or DM us on Instagram: @plc_taycenters or email us at taycenters@pennylane.org
Join us every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month! Penny Lane TAY Center and Tarzana Treatment Centers are teaming up to bring prevention and education to transition age youth (TAY) ages 16-25 in the Antelope Valley. Join us as we talk all about adulting tips you need to know as you embark on your adulting journey in the healthiest way!
Join CFRC for a fun and exciting Bingo Night where families and community members can enjoy friendly competition, laughter, and connection. Participants will play bingo for a chance to win small prizes while spending time together in a welcoming and engaging environment. Food will be provided.
Penny Lane Centers is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that cares for over 3500 abused and neglected children, youth and families a month. We provide therapeutic services, foster family home placements, adoption services, transitional and affordable housing, family preservation, Intensive Services and mental health services for children youth and families throughout Los Angeles County.
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