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Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) program is sponsored by LA County Department of Youth Development. The Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) program provides a care-first reintegration model for justice-involved youth aged 12 to 25.
It pairs participants with Credible Messenger mentors and offers significant financial support—including monthly stipends and flexible funds for housing or education—replacing punitive oversight with holistic advocacy. RAY aims to reduce recidivism by bridging the gap between facilities and community life through personalized case management and stable resource access.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Justice-involved youth aged 12 to 25 in Los Angeles County, referred to the program. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) program is funded by LA County Department of Youth Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Credible Messenger Initiative is sponsored by LA County Department of Youth Development. The Credible Messenger program connects justice-involved youth with trusted mentors who have personal experience navigating justice and other system involvement. The Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) program, a part of this initiative, provides a care-first reintegration model for justice-involved youth aged 12 to 25, offering one-on-one support, trauma processing, life skills, and reentry resources.
Reentry Action for Youth (RAY) is sponsored by LA County Department of Youth Development. The RAY program provides a care-first reintegration model for justice-involved youth aged 12 to 25. It pairs participants with Credible Messenger mentors and offers financial support to replace punitive oversight with holistic advocacy. RAY aims to reduce recidivism by bridging the gap between facilities and community life through personalized case management and stable resource access.
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