Lost Angels Children's Project

LACP’s The Work Program provides vocational training to low-income, transitional-aged youth in the Antelope Valley with the goal of directly placing them in high-caliber aerospace jobs. We support our students to reduce barriers to employment and develop their skills during the 12-week program, ensuring success in their secured job placements upon graduation. LACP continues to support our students after graduation, working with them 1-on-1 to develop their initial placements into long-term career paths for economic advancement and security.

LACP aims to support and expand the Lost Angels Work Program – a 12-week industrial arts vocational training and skills development program that serves at-risk and opportunity youth ages 18-24 in the Antelope Valley. As a social enterprise, LACP youth at-risk for homelessness and/or joblessness – will go through a paid apprenticeship in classic car restoration, gaining a multitude of skills and techniques including welding, fabrication, engine assembly, electrical, bodywork, and composites.

LACP respectfully request support for Good Life Mfg., a 12-week industrial arts vocational training and skills development program that serves opportunity youth ages 18-24 in the Antelope Valley. As a social enterprise, LACP students —who are at-risk for homelessness or joblessness—will go through a paid apprenticeship to build furniture using welding, fabrication and woodworking skills. Support from LA2050 will ensure that LACP can implement the project at full capacity to teach a 10-student cohort every 12-weeks throughout the year.

Lost Angels Children's Project engages at-risk youth through classic car restoration and customization to learn a trade, gain life skills and become empowered through team building activities.