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Project 180 and Grizzly Challenge Partnership

Project 180 is a gang prevention partnership dedicated to work with at risk youth by helping them make better decisions through caring adult relationships, after school programs, youth development, gang diversion programs, service learning, job skills training, tattoo removal, parenting skill building, crisis response, and teaching life skills. Project 180 is funded by the Kern County Board of Supervisors under the leadership of the Joint City / County Standing Committee to Combat Gang Violence and with administrative support from the Kern County Department of Human Services.

Project 180 partners who provide services and mentoring are faith based organization such as Stop The Violence, Garden Pathways, New Life Construction and Stay Focused Ministries. Ebony Counseling Center provides after-school programs and other services. The Kern County Department of Human Services (DHS) provides administrative support for the partnership.

The Project 180 partners actively support at-risk youth in Kern through their partnership with the Grizzly Youth Academy (GYA) National Guard Youth Challenge Program in San Luis Obispo California. GYA is designed to redirect and mentor high school dropouts and those students who are at risk from dropping out by giving them educational and career opportunities.

National Guard Youth Programs make a difference:

For more information about Grizzly Youth Academy, contact Sal Arias and Kevin Keyes at (661) 636-4242 or (661) 636-4243, or go to the California National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Programs website at www.ngycp.org or call Grizzly Youth Academy staff at 1-800-926-0643.



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