What’s New
2nd Annual Prevention Summit at Pico-Union Project
On June 1, 2019, KYCC’s Prevention Education, in partnership with community organizations such as Madres Que Luchan and Manos Unidas, hosted their 2nd Annual Prevention Summit at Pico-Union Project. Read more…
KYCC’s Small Business Program Hosts Financial Management Seminar
KYCC’s Small Business Development Program hosted a free, two-day Financial Management Seminar from June 19 through June 20. The workshop covered a variety of topics such as entrepreneurial planning and understanding capital and banking services for small businesses. Read more…
Peace Over Violence Teaches Self-Defense Class at Menlo
KYCC partnered with Peace Over Violence in hosting a Women and Youth Empowerment Self Defense workshop at Menlo Family Center on June 21, 2019. Read more…
Clinical Services Hosts Community Picnic in Koreatown
KYCC’s Clinical Services, in conjunction with API Partnerships for Families (PFF), hosted their annual family-fun picnic event for Koreatown children and families on Tues., June 4, 2019. Read more…
July is: National Picnic Month
Here are 3 “Hidden” Picnic areas in Los Angeles (within a 10 mile radius of Koreatown). Take the time to see these hidden gems in LA.
And the best thing is that they are FREE! Take the fam…
Vista Hermosa National Park (picture at night)
Amir’s Garden (Griffith Park)
Lake Hollywood Reservoir
2600 Lake Hollywood Reservoir
Hollywood Hills, CA
It’s Always Time to be Prepared.
With the recent earthquakes, please click here to assist you and your family on being prepared.
Miguel’s Voice
Did you know…
A clean and safe workplace can help fund your program?
If just one person gets hurt at work, it can cost the agency thousands in workers compensation premiums,
And those premiums reduce the funding available for our programs.
Always report injuries to your supervisor and HR immediately. The quicker we help, the better the result and the lower the cost.
And always report work hazards and facility issues to me by putting it on The List.
Now you know.
-Miguel
Birthdays and KYCC Anniversaries
Birthdays
- June 1 – Elly Kim
- June 5 – Blanca Morales
- June 6 – Joe St. John
- June 6 – Nedette Cuerno
- June 11 – Sarah Lee
- June 15 – Sharon Esquivel
- June 17 – Anabel Torres
- June 22 – Rick Kim
- June 24 – HaRi Kim
- June 24 – Sara Kim
- June 25 – Yun Pak
- July 5 – Myung Kee Kim
- July 9 – Presilla Kim
- July 10 – Karen Hernandez
- July 11 – Hiroko Makiyama
- July 11 – Nicole Park
- July 12 – Jessica Estrada
- July 15 – Jazmin Garcia
- July 18 – Tommy Rendon
- July 18 – Jose Pantoja
- July 31 – Moon Park
Work Anniversaries
- June 4 – 1 year – Hiroko Makiyama
- June 4 – 1 year – Jeff Yoo
- June 16 – 5 years – Gennesis Jerez
- June 16 – 2 years – Elly Kim
- June 18 – 1 year – Rebecca Yu
- June 19 – 1 year – Rica Blanks
- June 19 – 1 year – Carolina Ibarra
- June 20 – 3 years – Glesteree Blades
- June 24 – 17 years – Rick Kim
- June 30 – 16 years – Brenda Ramos
- July 1 – 34 years – Johng Ho Song
- July 9 – 1 year – Santos Gutierrez
- July 12 – 15 years – Ana Arvizu
- July 16 – 1 year – Erica Aldana
- July 16 – 1 year – Jeremy Joo
- July 16 – 1 year – Yuritzia Santiago
- July 18 – 1 year – Monique Rodriguez
- July 26 – 1 year – Marilyn Ufrazio
- July 30 – 18 years – Anabel Torres
Open Positions
Have some talented and driven friends? Let them know about our open positions.
- Kids Town – Bilingual Preschool Head Teacher
- Kids Town – Bilingual Preschool Assistant Teacher
The solo marathon
The usual marathons, the popular ones, are done in a group.
They have a start time.
A finish line.
A way to qualify.
A route.
A crowd.
And a date announced a year in advance.
Mostly, they have excitement, energy and peer pressure.
The other kind of marathon is one that anyone can run, any day of the year. Put on your sneakers, run out the door and come back 26 miles later. These are rare.
It’s worth noting that much of what we do in creating a project, launching a program or developing a career is a lot closer to the second kind of marathon.
No wonder it’s so difficult.
-Seth’s Blog
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