POSITIVE RESULTS CENTER CHOSEN AS A 2023 NONPROFIT OF THE YEAR BY SENATOR STEVEN BRADFORD Gardena

The Positive Results Center (PRC) is proud to announce it has been selected as a 2023 California Nonprofit of the Year by Senator Steven Bradford, representing the 35th District.
 
   PRC is one of more than one hundred nonprofits that will be honored by their state senators and assembly members for their outstanding contributions to the communities they serve.
 
 “California Nonprofit of the Year gives elected leaders the opportunity to shine a light on what nonprofits are accomplishing for the people in their districts and for everyone to appreciate the collective impact of nonprofits across our state.”
 
Now in its eighth year, the Nonprofit of the Year initiative provides the opportunity for each California state legislator to choose a nonprofit organization doing outstanding work in their district. The program culminates with a celebratory luncheon at Capitol on California Nonprofits Day, which this year is June 7, 2023.

Violence. Bullying. Sexual Assault. Poverty.

The traumas youth experience cause lasting effects for them and our entire community. Together, we can make it better. Through proven programs spanning youth recovery, education, and leadership training, we are lifting up our children and building healthier communities.

Where there is love, there is hope. Our Executive Director, Kandee Lewis, talks about the challenges our youth face and what we’re doing about them. Watch the video and see what Positive Results Center is all about.

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Women who have been physically or sexually abused or stalked by a dating partner first experienced abuse between the ages of 11-24.

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Teens who experience dating violence see a 60% increase of extreme dating violence if they become pregnant.

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Black women make up 7% of the U.S. population, but account for 22% of intimate partner homicide victims.

Past Events

Advancing Social Justice and Equity

Learn more about how you can get involved.

Love Is War

Love is War

Black Artists Submit Your Work for ‘Love is War’ Exhibit

Voices of Truth

We are looking for stories of Black people who have experienced violence, abuse, pain and/or harm of all ages and genders for an upcoming project.

Promoting Healthy Manhood Conference

Check back for more information about our 2020 event.

Prom Dress Gift-Away

Check back for more information about our 2020 event.

Areas of Priority

The Positive Results Center’s team members are certified domestic violence, sexual assault, and suicide awareness prevention advocates, who address trauma from a cultural and age perspective. We conduct training for youth and parents, of all genders, including facilitated events, speaking engagements, and youth-peer advocacy programs.

Our team provides tools and strategies to form, enhance and maintain healthy, productive relationships.
Our work extends Nationally; as we have created a broader support system across the nation for wellness and relationship success through partnerships with K-12 schools and colleges, as well as health care, law enforcement, judicial, government, community, faith-based organizations.

Additionally, PRC helps the aforementioned organizations to recognize and deal effectively with the trauma of
BIPOC youth and adults, which ensures a culture of inclusion, social justice, and equity, and creates the changes needed and required to impact favorable results for the youth, their families, and communities.

PRC primarily serves the following audiences: African American/Black/Mixed Race/LatinoX/LGBTQ+. However, we customize effective workshops based on an entity’s or community’s unique needs. Our programming includes art-based prevention education and healing strategies on interpersonal and partner violence, sexual assault, suicide, consent, and boundaries, healthy manhood, as well as youth and adult leadership development, healthy relationships, and mental health wellness.

PRC’s objective is to help people create healthy relationships for themselves, their families, and the community at large, where everyone can live life abundantly!

To schedule a workshop, training (for youth, young adults, or adults), interview, lunch, and learn or another community group, please contact us at info@prc123.org, or call us at (323) 787-9252.

Youth Development

Professional Development

Victim/Survivor Support & Empowerment