Employment Services

Rebuilding Communities through Workforce Development.

Overview

Provide training and educational support to students in their job search and placement. 

Los Angeles, California

Available to all Amity Students.

Our Approach

As our students progress on their healing, recovery, and reentry journey – access to employment opportunities is critical as they learn how to support themselves, their families, and give back to their community.

For decades, Amity has worked with policymakers to eliminate legal and social hurdles designed to prevent justice-involved individuals from entering the workforce.

Our in-house employment services team aims to provide workforce development services including job training, job placement, support services, case management, occupational therapy, soft skill services and work-based learning to our students. Throughout the years we have hosted graduations for students in a variety of training initiatives with our community college partners: East LA Community College, Pierce College, and Antelope Valley.

Amity Foundation has built a long-standing partnership with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), that is integral to our focus on placing people at the center of the justice system. Our MCRP and FCRP campuses reflect CDCR’s commitment to investing in proven alternatives to incarceration, and the steps we are taking together to advance rehabilitation, accountability, and safer, healthier communities.

Media & Stories

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) produces news stories and blog posts about the latest activities inside their facilities that often feature Amity Foundation’s work. 

NBC National visited Amity recently, following a student from their release to their new home at our Beacon campus.

California Rehabilitation Center at Norco, along with the Amity Foundation, recently hosted a provider resource and reentry fair

Graduation ceremonies for 87 youth were held after they completed a 12-week Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) life skills course taught by the Amity Foundation. The Seeking Safety program is an evidence-based treatment addressing substance use and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.