The Community Action League
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The Community Action League (TCAL) was established in 2013 with a mission to support leadership, self-sufficiency, and social progress in underserved communities. TCAL serves vulnerable populations, including survivors of domestic violence, justice-involved individuals, youth in foster care, and low-income families.
Our organization offers a wide range of programs, including violence prevention, youth empowerment, workforce development, and housing support. The newly enhanced Music & Youth Empowerment: Peer Advocacy & Substance Use Prevention program provides mentorship, leadership development, and substance use prevention through digital arts and music production. TCAL also operates initiatives that support seniors, provide trauma prevention, and offer job training.
TCAL operates primarily in the Antelope Valley region of Los Angeles County, focusing on justice-impacted and marginalized groups. Through collaborations with local organizations and coalitions, TCAL works to create lasting community change by addressing social and economic inequities.
The Violence Prevention Program!
Domestic violence and sex trafficking are urgent and pervasive issues that devastate the lives of individuals and families in the Antelope Valley. Each year, countless women and children endure the trauma of abuse, often with nowhere to turn for help. The need for comprehensive, accessible support services is critical. Survivors require safe spaces, educational programs, and therapeutic interventions to heal and rebuild their lives.
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TCAL's Violence Prevention Program is designed to address the critical issues of domestic violence and sex trafficking in the Antelope Valley. The program is multifaceted, encompassing educational outreach, comprehensive support services, and extensive community engagement activities. Our goal is to empower victims, educate the community, and eradicate these forms of violence.
Key Components:
- Educational Outreach:
- Awareness Campaigns: We conduct workshops and seminars in schools, workplaces, and community centers to raise awareness about the signs of domestic violence and sex trafficking.
- Training Programs: Specialized training for local law enforcement, healthcare providers, and community leaders to improve the identification, response, and prevention of these issues.
- Support Services:
- Emergency Assistance: Offering immediate support services, including a 24/7 hotline, emergency shelter, and crisis counseling for victims.
- Long-Term Aid: Providing ongoing support through legal advocacy, therapeutic services, and case management to help survivors rebuild their lives.
- Community Engagement:
- Partnerships: Collaborating with local businesses, schools, and other nonprofits to widen the reach and impact of our efforts.
- Volunteer Programs: Mobilizing community volunteers to support our initiatives and help maintain a strong presence in the community.
- Public Events: Organizing rallies, walks, and public forums to keep the community engaged and informed about ongoing and emerging issues related to domestic violence and sex trafficking.
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Impact Goals: Our primary objectives are to reduce the incidence of domestic violence and sex trafficking in our community, support survivors in their journey to recovery, and create a more informed public that actively works against these injustices.
Stipend Initiative: As part of our commitment to supporting survivors, we provide stipends to those who complete our educational classes, helping to facilitate their transition towards independence and stability.
Without sufficient support, many survivors will continue to struggle in silence, unable to access the help they need to escape dangerous situations and achieve lasting stability. Your contribution can make a transformative difference, helping to save lives and create a safer, more supportive community for all.
The Star Factory Program
The Star Factory Program
Inspiring Creativity
Building Confidence. Empowering Futures
The Star Factory is an 8-12 month program designed to ignite youth potential through digital arts, self-empowerment, family engagement, and economic skills. We equip teens (13-17) with the tools to express themselves, develop leadership, strengthen family bonds, and gain financial literacy for a brighter future.
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Digital Arts ā Graphic design, animation, photography & video production.
Self-Empowerment ā Confidence-building, leadership training & wellness workshops.
Family Engagement ā Fun, interactive sessions to strengthen relationships.
Economic Empowerment ā Financial literacy & entrepreneurial skills in the digital arts field.
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TCAL'S first movie production from the Star factory
The Community Action League’s Music & Youth Program is dedicated to supporting children from vulnerable backgrounds, including children of survivors of domestic violence, foster care children, and low-income youth. Our program is designed to stabilize clients in crisis and provide them with long-term support through new peer groups, healthy lifestyle modeling, and decision-making skills.
Our Music & Youth Program collaborates closely with each participant to create a tailored curriculum, equipped with the necessary equipment and gear. We are committed to working with our clients for the long haul, fostering a collaborative community where best practices are shared, professional development is facilitated, and a culture of support is encouraged among all stakeholders. We continually assess current trends and technological advancements to ensure our programs remain relevant and engaging for our young participants.
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Antelope Agreement 4-28-15
Department of Justice came down from Washington to attend TCAL’s Community Engagement Ā Meeting #1 with over 300 people in attended
December 13, 2011
TCAL, families, activists unite to demand accountability in deputy-involved shootings
February 8, 2012
TCAL Community Engagement Meeting 2 ~ Community Leadership
(TCAL meeting April 5, 2012)
TCAL Community Forum
September 2011
Crime Prevention and Intervention Conference
June 23, 2012
NLSLA Community Service Award ~ For their courage and unwavering commitment to protect the civil rights and liberties of children and families of the Antelope Valley
October 13, 2012
The Antelope Valley Sheriff’ Department and The Department of Justice. The DOJ will monitor “Unlawful Policing”. The Community Action League Community Town Hall meeting.
June 3, 2015
The Community Seeks JusticeĀ ~ TCAL seeks justice for Yolanda Davis mother of Micheal Davis who was shot six times over a confrontation involving his dog.
July 3, 2015
Our Sponsors
The Community Action League (TCAL) extends heartfelt appreciation to our valued sponsors and funders for their unwavering support throughout the years. Their generous contributions have played a pivotal role in enabling our organization to fulfill its mission of empowering and uplifting communities. It is through their financial support and belief in our vision that we have been able to provide essential programs and services to those in need. Their commitment to social impact and dedication to improving lives have been instrumental in driving positive change and creating opportunities for individuals and families. We are immensely grateful for their partnership and look forward to continuing our collective efforts in making a lasting difference in the communities we serve.


