Mother and son share unique Scholarship bond
Irina and Ryan Feldman have a very special and unique bond, besides being mother and son. They are both recipients of college scholarships from the… Read More »Mother and son share unique Scholarship bond
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Persistence drove this Antelope Valley CareerWork$ Medical graduate to landing her first administrative job
Jessica Curiel’s persistence has helped her achieve many of her goals. A graduate from the CareerWork$ Medical program, Jessica commuted daily from the Antelope Valley… Read More »Persistence drove this Antelope Valley CareerWork$ Medical graduate to landing her first administrative job
From food services to financial services: “Everything I learned in the BankWork$ program is what I do now!”
At just 18 years old, Karoll Cortez was trying to become fully self-sufficient, which is hard enough for anyone in today’s world, but especially for… Read More »From food services to financial services: “Everything I learned in the BankWork$ program is what I do now!”
Refugee and Immigrant Heritage Awareness Month.
JVS SoCal applauds the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in their proclamation this week of June 2025 as Refugee and Immigrant Heritage Awareness Month.… Read More »Refugee and Immigrant Heritage Awareness Month.
Supporting women entrepreneurs through mentorship
Sally Talmi is a speech and language pathologist specializing in children. She wanted to start a business to create an online course for parents of… Read More »Supporting women entrepreneurs through mentorship
A Navy veteran’s voyage into Tech
As a young boy growing up in Nigeria, Emmanuel EssienEte dreamed of serving in his country’s military. In Akwa Ibom state, where he lived, he… Read More »A Navy veteran’s voyage into Tech