Please join us for a live and interactive watch party in your designated office location. AV Room 283; NoHo A1, Commerce Rooms 122 and 123; NH Padin
Join us for the first in a series of year long courageous conversations. PLC welcomes Zachary Manuel from SF Human Rights Commission. This conversation explores what it means to engage in courageous conversations while working inside systems that shape people’s lives. Drawing from work at the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, this session will reflect on how professionals can name hard truths, navigate power and policy, and stay grounded in values of dignity, belonging, and care. Together, we’ll examine the tension between intent and impact in institutional work and consider how honest dialogue can be a tool for accountability, connection, and lasting change.
This is a group for adults with a history of trauma or risk behaviors addressing cognitive, behavioral, and interpersonal coping skills with a focus on safety. Some of the topics include grounding coping with triggers, healthy relationships, setting boundaries, healing from anger, taking care of yourself, and life choices.
Join us to learn essential good hygiene practices that will keep you safe and healthy. Together, we’ll explore ways to enhance your well-being and develop effective coping skills. Don’t miss this opportunity to improve your daily routine and promote a healthier, happier you!
Unlock your potential and gain valuable insights into building a successful career! Learn from experts about effective goalsetting, networking strategies, and how to connect with like-minded professionals. Join us to explore a range of career options and develop a personalized plan to achieve your dreams.
Join us for an interactive workshop on financial literacy and take control of your financial future! Facilitated by: Sean Woods
Join our 4 Week Series
Objective: Empower youth and/or families with
knowledge and tools to manage money wisely,
build credit, and plan for financial independence.
• Understanding budgeting, saving, and
responsible spending.
• Learn the basics of credit, debt management,
and financial planning including goal setting
for major purchases (car, homeownership,
education).
• Gain Confidence in making informed
financial decisions.
Penny Lane's TAY LGBTQ+ Support Group. In person support group for LGBTQ+ youth ages 16-25. Safe space to receive Support and resources, allies welcome.
Virtual options available.
For more information contact:
661-706-9264
661-677-5875
Join us every Wednesday in Commerce for healthy alternatives such as fruit smoothies, protein shakes, and coldpressed green juice. All healthy beverages and smoothies are made fresh and are available to all Transition Age Youth participants (age 16-25).
This is a teen group for those with a history of trauma or risky behaviors addressing cognitive, behavioral, and interpersonal coping skills with a focus on safety. Some
of the topics include grounding coping with triggers, healthy relationships, setting boundaries, healing from anger, taking care of yourself, and life choices.
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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