MissionPRC teaches leadership and character

development skills, promote healthy sustainable relationships, and prevent acts and exposure to violence and high risk behaviors such as bullying, family, dating and domestic violence and sexual assault

VisionWe strive to reduce violence in our communities and to educate teens, young adults and families, how to make positive decisions about their lives and future direction, to reduce dropout rates and unhealthy activity, to establish healthy relationships and develop employable young adult.

Target PopulationYouth, ages 10 to 15 TAY age 16 to 24, and AdultsLow income, at risk, pregnant & parenting

teens, foster care, homeless and LGBTQQ youth.AdultsFaith and Community Based OrganizationsEducatorsGovernment Agencies

HistoryFounded in 1992, The Positive Results Corporation, also known as The PRC, was started by Los Angeles Police Officer, Tony Newsom. Working in the West Valley with the Jeopardy Program, Officer Newsom knew that youth in gangs, at risk, and on the streets were crying out for help. He started working with them, providing mentoring and literacy lesson, and was able change the mindset and lives of many.

History Granted a 501 (c) 3, in 1993,

The PRC has impacted the lives of over 5250 youth and families. In 2008, Kandee Lewis became the Executive Director, and a Certified Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness Advocator, specializing in Teen Dating Violence Prevention & Awareness & Sexual Assault

History Then CA State Senator, Curren D. Price Jr., selected

Kandee as Shero volunteer & community service work 2009 Became Youth Representative to Harbor Gateway

North Neighborhood Council October 2010, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa appointed

Kandee Harbor Area Planning Commissioner March 2013, joined South Los Angeles Homeless TAY

and Foster Care Collaborative Board (SLAHTAY&FFC) January 2014, joined SLAHTAY&FFC Board, Secretary

Programs & EventsLAPD Youth Leadership Academy

Community CollaborationsPrograms & Events

Programs and EventsBully Awareness @ Hope In Christ Community Church & Social Enterprise Academy @ UCLA

Programs & Events w/ Community Partners, 2013 Stop The Pain Teen Summit & Youth Outing

w/ Imperial Courts & CSP

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept. YouthLeadership Academy

Leadership Academy Graduation & Youth Mentors

Accomplishments Collaborated with Hawthorne, Inglewood, Los Angeles

and Santa Monica establishing February as Teen Dating Violence Prevention and Awareness Month

Collaborating with Los Angeles County Sheriff and Los Angeles Police Departments to conduct Youth Leadership Academies

In partnership with Community Safety Partnership (CSP) of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Housing Authority City of Los Angeles to implement programs in Jordan Downs and Nickerson Gardens.

Accomplishments Featured Presenter at Inter-Agency on Child Abuse

and Neglect, presenting our workshop, “Girls, Gangs, Bullies, Dating Violence and Sex Trafficking, Oh My!”,

The PRC became an Approved Service Provider for Youth Leadership for the City of Los Angeles, Youth Source, WorkSource & Family Source Centers.

Secured contract with L.A. Care to provide Youth Programs (Leadership, Healthy Relationship & Bully Awareness)

Accomplishments Certified GAP (Gang Alternative Program) Instructors Trained in Project Fatherhood Founding Board Member and Board Secretary for

South Los Angeles Homeless TAY and Foster Care Collaborative.

Serve on Compton’s Mayor Aja Brown's Community Policing Task Force, Education Sub Committee,

Serve on City Attorney, Mike Feuer’s Domestic Violence Round Table,

Awards March 2014, TeenShop L.A., Woman of Distinction

Award for Stop The Pain Teen Summit. August 2014, Johnnie L. Cochran Award for Youth

Violence & Bully Prevention & Awareness from Cochran Law Firm & Los Angeles High School,

October 2014, 1 of 700 women in the world nominated for Pandora Jewelry’s first Hearts of Today Award, Top 20 semi-finalist

March 2015, Woman of the Year Award from Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Psi Zeta for Dating Violence, Sexual Assault & Sex Trafficking Awareness

Stop The Pain Teen Summits Hosted Four (4) Stop The Pain, Teen Summits (on Dating

Violence, Sex Trafficking and Bully Prevention) Feb 2011, Los Angeles Convention Center, 165 youth April 2012, L. A. Convention Center, 965 attendees, 600 youth & young

adults April 2013, California Baptist University, Riverside, 770 attendees, 487

youth & young adult November 2013, CSUDH, Carson, 882 attendees, 622 youth and young

adults November 2014, SCUDH, 1029 attendees, 797 youth & young adults 3811 Teen Summit Attendee Count (2011-2014), 2665 youth & young adults (67%) Growth rate from 2011 to 2013 was 980%

Stop The Pain Teen Summit

2012Stop The Pain Teen Summit

2014 Stop The Pain Teen Summit

2014 Awards and Prevention EducationTeen Shop Woman of Distinction Award & L.A.

Care Bully Awareness

2014 The Face of

Violence & Survival

2014 – 2015 Violence Prevention on College Campus’ Workshop

Partnership with Schools & CBOBlack Male Initiative @Locke High & Women

of Color @ Animo Watts

Community Partners

Community Partners

Community Partners

Community PartnersSouth Los Angeles Homeless TAY & Foster Care Collaborative & Pieces of Hope, A Conversation

on TDV & Healing

The Positive Results Corporation Leadership Academy (12 Weeks) Stop The Pain, Teen Summit! Character Development & Life Skills Healthy Relationships Pregnant & Parenting Teens Financial Literacy & Planning Teen Dating Violence Prevention Health, Hygiene & Etiquette Bully Prevention and Awareness Certified DV Advocate

Advocate for Policy & Legislation on Teen Dating Violence Prevention & Awareness, Sexual Assault and Sex Trafficking Prevention

Bullies & Dating Violence Prevention Training for Educators & Community Leaders Student

Student Safety Tips Books, 1st grade-College, Parenting Guide (English & Spanish)

The Positive Results Corporation Sponsors The Annenberg Foundation Kaiser Permanente Southern California Edison Southern California Gas Company Verizon HAVEN / St. Francis Hospital Riverside Department of Mental Health Riverside District Attorney’s Office Supervisor Mark Ridley Thomas Supervisor Mike Antonovich South Los Angeles Homeless TAY & Foster Care Collaborative Los Angeles City Council Holman United Methodist Church California Baptist University Cal State University Dominguez Hills CSP, Community Safety Partnership Housing Authority for City of L.A Los Angeles Police Department Los Angeles Sheriff ’s Department L.A. Care California Community Foundation Sanctuary of Hope The Delta’s Sorority African American Firefighter Museum Callie Rose Literary Arts Cafe

The Positive Results Corporation The Positive Results Corporation 1513 E. 103rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90002

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