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Community Career Development offers workshops covering a variety of legal and financial information topics, including financial literacy and criminal record expungement information.
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5800 Fulton Ave. Valley Glen, Los Angeles, CA
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The UCLA School of Law's Reentry Legal Clinic prepares expungement petitions and takes advantage of existing legal means to clear criminal records. The Clinic's student volunteers work directly with c...
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385 Charles E. Young Drive East, Los Angeles, CA
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The Law Clinic Of LA offers clinics that help people in search of employment clean up their criminal records and understand employment law that relates to people with prior convictions. Services inclu...
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Faithful Central Bible Church's Prison Fellowship is an outreach program that assists prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families through evangelism, instruction, and visitation.
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Community Career Development offers workshops covering a variety of legal and financial information topics, including financial literacy and criminal record expungement information.
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Coalition for Responsible Community Development operates CURE, an alternative sentencing program for young people age 18-25 who are South LA residents. For certain types of non-violent misdemeanors, y...
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The Coalition for Responsible Community Development offers Youth Advocate Program. For certain types of felonies, such as petty theft under $950, individuals may be eligible to apply to have convictio...
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The GRYD Re-Entry Program provides gang-involved youth age 14-18 residing in juvenile detention facilities and are returning to their home communities. The program provides long-term services, communi...
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3801 South Broadway Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
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The Homeless Engagement and Response Team (HEART) dismisses minor citations for people experiencing homelessness. Intake and referral occur at Homeless Connect Day events. Dismissal takes 2-3 months.
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If you are between the ages of 14 and 24, and have been involved with juvenile probation in the last 12 months – you may be eligible for our Youth Futures program, which is funded by the Vera Institut...
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