State of California Parole and Community Services Division

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County (BBSVC) is a community-focused organization dedicated to empowering youth through one-to-one mentoring relationships. By matching adult mentors with children, BBSVC aims to foster personal growth, enhance life skills, and support the achievement of individual goals in a fun and engaging environment. Recognized as a Platinum Award-winning agency in 2023, BBSVC is committed to providing ongoing professional mentoring support and organizing events that benefit its youth mentoring programs. The organization relies on the collective effort of mentors, donors, and community partners to ensure the success and potential of Ventura County's youth. Generated from the website

United Way of Ventura County is committed to enhancing the quality of life for residents through focused programs in education, income stability, and health. By empowering individuals and families, the organization aims to provide essential resources and support, including free tax preparation services for qualifying households. With a strong emphasis on ensuring youth receive quality education and promoting access to preventative health care, United Way of Ventura County seeks to uplift the community and combat poverty. Their collaborative initiatives, such as the Emergency Food and Shelter Program and efforts to end homelessness, showcase their dedication to fostering lasting change in the region. Generated from the website

Founded in 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous is a worldwide fellowship of men and women with drinking problem. It advocates total abstinence and has more than 117,000 groups and approximately 2,000,000 members in more than 180 countries. The organization conducts a Twelve Steps program offering a variety of solutions to recover from alcoholism. In addition, Alcoholics Anonymous conducts meetings at correctional as well as treatment facilities. The organization is a part of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Inc.