Allows youth and community members to find opportunities to connect with organizations around the AV to volunteer for various things

A community soccer program that allows for youth to participate in soccer leagues across the AV

A nature preserve where youth can explore desert ecology, native plant and animal life, outdoor learning.

The agency’s mission of cultivating child, family and community well-being, CCRC offers a wide range of programs for both parents and child care providers. These services have grown over the last four decades thanks to outreach into the communities of the Antelope, San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys, as well as the entirety of San Bernardino County.

A counseling service that helps those dealing with life altering situations find connection and community. They also have a program dedicated to young women dealing with trumatic living situations that also acts as a safe space.

Clubhouses offering after‑school, STEM, arts, athletics, and leadership councils. Transportation from some schools; scholarships widely available.

A mental health centered organization geared towards providing mental health services to community members throughout the Antelope Valley. They focus on providing help with specific situations relating to trauma.

The Antelope Valley Community Uplift Foundation’s (AVCUF) mission is to empower youth within the community by addressing mental health, physical well-being, and educational excellence through mentorship, service and philanthropy.

They empower hopes and dreams. Their values are commitment, community and collaboration. They welcome all clients regardless of gender, race, age, religion, disability, marital status, ethnic background, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.

SOH eliminates poverty and dismantles racial and social injustices by promoting the value of education and stabilization, creating connections for youth and community, and empowering young people with the tools for personal transformation. We serve resilient Transition Age Youth (TAY), ages 16-25, who are child welfare or juvenile justice impacted, housing or economic insecure, trafficking or domestic violence survivors, LGBTQIA+, continuing education, or gang impacted, or at-promise. We provide life coaching, counseling and therapy, mentoring, character and leadership development, housing, education and employment support, family strengthening and reunification, crisis services, and financial assistance with the sole purpose of helping our young people to become self-sufficient.