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Office of Violence Prevention 1000 S. Fremont Ave.,
A9 East, Unit 61,
Alhambra, CA 91803

Phone: 626.293.2610
Email: ovp@ph.lacounty.gov


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  Capacity Building Training & Technical Assistance (TTA)

TPI invests in building capacity of grassroots organizations with violence prevention and intervention programs. The County of Los Angeles Probation Department invested in TPI to expand their technical assistance project countywide during 2020.

Nonprofit Impact Team

Nonprofit Impact Team

Providing FREE, SHORT-TERM, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE for organizational challenges, including those resulting from COVID-19.

For more information about the Nonprofit Impact Team, please click here.


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South LA TTA Pilot Project

In 2017-2018 TPI implemented a pilot capacity building project focused on violence intervention agencies in South Los Angeles, providing intensive 1:1 technical assistance to 30 agencies and a series of public workshops.

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  Nonprofit Impact Team

Nonprofit Impact Team

Nonprofit Impact Team

The Probation Department provided funding to provide training and technical assistance to violence prevention and intervention community based organizations through the Trauma Prevention Initiative (TPI). Consultants, working as the Nonprofit Impact Team (NIT), offered free, short-term technical assistance to community-based nonprofits experiencing organizational challenges resulting from COVID-19 shut-down orders. In 2020, the NIT provided 118 one-on-one consulting projects to 101 organizations who requested assistance. The organizations were located in all eight SPAs and all five Supervisorial districts of Los Angeles County. This program ended on the 28th of December in 2020.

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  Technical Assistance Videos

 
   
 

  Peer to Peer (P2P) Violence Prevention Learning Academy

P2P will develop infrastructure to support peer specialists such as promotoras, peer advocates, and community health and intervention workers. P2P will pilot a curriculum to cross-train peer specialists in healing, self-care, trauma-informed practice, and connections between forms of violence. Peer-system navigation teams will be established in TPI Communities to improve access to services and build career pathways.


P2P Landscape Analysis Summary Report

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New - Peer to Peer Phase 1 Findings Presentation

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Elevating Peer Support Summit

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