At The WOW Flower Project, we cultivate emotional resilience, strengthen community bonds, and foster a lasting sense of belonging, empowering families to thrive with support and strength.
We offer a holistic and creative program that provides the community with opportunities for healing and personal growth. Our diverse classes include art therapy, music therapy, garden therapy, and animal therapy—each designed to introduce new methods for stress relief and well-being. Participants can engage in a variety of activities such as drum classes, theater, art workshops, and cooking sessions.
Olive Support Services
Tutoring & Mentoring
Unlocking potential by equipping students with academic support and vital life skills like social skills, financial literacy, time management, goal setting, and beyond
The OUTreach Center
The OUTreach Center proudly serves the interests of LGBTQ+ people, their friends, and families living in the Antelope Valley. The Center seeks to achieve equality, understanding, and respect for the diversity of the Antelope Valley LGBTQ+ community while also providing quality support services, events, and professional resources for the development and well-being of individuals and groups.
AV Children Center
Youth-Led Quartz Hill Food Pantry
Food Justice, Basic Needs, Food Distributions (Pick Up & Delivery Options up to 25 miles), 24/7 food pantry, youth programs, & community initiatives. The Youth-Led Quartz Hill Food Pantry’s mission is to cultivate the youth experience by empowering them to combat food insecurity, enhance accessibility to necessities, and promote compassion throughout the Antelope Valley.
American Job Center – Lancaster
Volunteer Opportunities Antelope Valley
Allows youth and community members to find opportunities to connect with organizations around the AV to volunteer for various things
American Job Center – Palmdale
Grace Resources
Food pantry, hot meals, clothing closet, and case management; youth‑friendly hours after school. (Note: Grace Resources’ clothing closet is only for people who are unhoused)

