Los Angeles Conservation Corps
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I was instructing day 4 and 5 of a 5 day HAZWOPER certification, I have a very positive experience with Organization,...
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These folks create jobs for youth, and they help keep our city clean and green.
About Los Angeles Conservation Corps
OUR MISSION is to provide at-risk young adults and school-aged youth with opportunities for success through job skills training, education and work experience with an emphasis on conservation and service projects that benefit the community. The Los Angeles Conservation Corps is an environmentally focused youth development organization. We transform the lives of youth from disadvantaged communities through work and education. Work projects improve the quality of life for our communities and protect the environment for future generations.
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Michael Premsrirat
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These folks create jobs for youth, and they help keep our city clean and green.
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Dulce Ruiz
5
Its a non profit organization that helps young adults finish their high school ,and they can be able to work right after their done with their school I love it I did all the proces... Its a non profit organization that helps young adults finish their high school ,and they can be able to work right after their done with their school I love it I did all the process and I'm thankful to them for all their help Read More
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Guillermo Renteria
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I was instructing day 4 and 5 of a 5 day HAZWOPER certification, I have a very positive experience with Organization, 9 students from 18 to mid 20's.I thought they were not going t... I was instructing day 4 and 5 of a 5 day HAZWOPER certification, I have a very positive experience with Organization, 9 students from 18 to mid 20's.I thought they were not going to be engaged but to my surprise, it was the opposite, when it came to the PPE, respirators, and the process of decontamination, you can tell they were not only learning but they were having fun doing something new for them. Read More