First week of YAL summer camp. Division 1 (5-9 years old) and Division 2 (10-14 years old) both had their league opening games. 45 kids and 20 parents in attendance.
The Youth Activity League (YAL) is for at risk youth, ages 7 to 17. The YAL provides activities and programs such as academic tutoring, computer labs, life skills, recreational activities/sports and youth development skills.
This YAL is ran out Val Verde located at:
30300 Arlington St.
Val Verde , CA 91384
The foundation provides youth services for at risk youth in unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. Services include recreational activities/sports, juvenile delinquency prevention, juvenile diversion, specialized information and referral for at risk youth and youth development. Services are restricted to the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County.
Contact Deputy Rooney with the Crime Prevention Unit for further information.
Original source can be found here.
First Week of YAL Summer Camp
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