S.P.O.T Training Center (Non-Residential)
eliminating the "do"by force accepting the "will" by choice
Our Vision: Youth achieving their goals toward a criminal free background.
Opening the doors of success!
Providing training skills in a home/warehouse setting to parolees seeking self-advancement after release. Delivering certified training skills to men of color residing in disadvantaged communities with a focus on improving their lifestyle and gaining employment. Connecting probation officers to parolees during training hours. Every room serves the purpose of engaging participants in their trade of
our vision: certified training skills
Early Librarian
Early Librarian
Early Librarian
Supporting those who've gained a passion for literature in exploring the unlimited possibilities of helping others.
Culinary Arts
Early Librarian
Early Librarian
Prestigious cooking techniques taking food preparation to another level of expertise. Gaining a quality style of genuine captivity from high ranking chef instructors.
Body & Fitness
Early Librarian
Auto Repair Technician
Toning and tightening the body integrating muscular management and healthy eating behavior; transforming certified fitness skills to future personal clients.
Auto Repair Technician
Auto Repair Technician
Auto Repair Technician
Repairing minor to major vehicle issues from oil change to motor installation techniques.
Web Development
Auto Repair Technician
Advanced Artistry
Furthering skills of computer technology to participants seeking higher levels of impact in advancement on the growing technology of the world wide web.
Advanced Artistry
Auto Repair Technician
Advanced Artistry
An open space of Art Advancement skills allowing participants an open door to Artistry opportunities of all types.
Supportive Counseling
Supportive Counseling
Supportive Counseling
Our counselors implement goal focused future management services with career ensuring outcomes.
Fire Camp Institution Inmate
Governor Gavin Newsom signs new bill AB 2147 on 9/11/2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill on Friday that will introduce reforms to California’s inmate firefighter program.
Assembly Bill 2147, authored by Assemblywoman Eloise Gómez Reyes (D-San Bernardino), will allow inmate firefighters to pursue a professional career in firefighting after the end of their prison sentence.