Diversion Program
CHANGING LIVES
Hollenbeck PAL
Diversion Program
Diversion, Violence-Prevention, and & Intervention
Our Diversion program is a 12 week violence prevention and intervention training program for youth ages 10 to 17. Parents are required to attend each weekly session with their child. Participants are involved in a comprehensive curriculum combining classroom instruction, personal development, conflict resolution skills, and communication exercises. Parents are required to attend a separate 10-week parenting skills training called the Parent Project that will support their success.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Are you and your child constantly arguing? Has communication broken down? Is your son or daughter in danger of dropping out of school? Are you feeling overwhelmed? We can help.
Now accepting applications for our 12 -week delinquency intervention and prevention program. We provide intervention support, communication and crime prevention training, parenting skills training, case management, and other types of family support resources.
Space is limited.
To register and for more information please contact Case Manager, Catherine De La Torre at (323) 224-0150 or email at catherine@lapdpal.org
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Testimonials
Catherine De La Torre
Behavioral Health Case Manager
Hi Pals! I am Catherine De La Torre, pursuing my Bachelor’s in Social Work at CSU Long Beach. As a first-generation Latina growing up in Los Angeles, navigating academia was challenging. Aside from this challenge, life on its own was very tumultuous. Fortunately, several extraordinary individuals provided support and guidance throughout my journey. My reason for pursuing a degree in Social Work is to help and support the youth just like others did for me. My goal is to work with families and young individuals stigmatized due to past mistakes that led to placement within the juvenile justice system. During my time as an intern at HPAL, I have enjoyed working with LAPD officers, parents, and youth in the Boyle Heights community. I have learned effective communication skills through presentations, discussions, and practices, which help empower and serve our community. I look forward to leaving my footprints for others to follow to continue empowering our youth.
