M.Y. Programs

The Whole Warriors Collaborative is MYLH’s male-centered mentorship, life skills, and empowerment program. The Whole Warriors Collaborative is a 52-week virtual program that provides core components of a balanced and productive life: mental health resources and support, spiritual enrichment, physical fitness, and personal/professional development, while also specifically addressing men’s health and social issues. Equipped with mentors and placing an emphasis on effective communication, decision-making, and leadership, WWC is aimed at building, and rebuilding, balanced, capable, competent, and confident male members of society. Our focus is on building an optimal future or a solid second chance at a fruitful life.  Ages 18+

MYLH’s three-tiered comprehensive, collaborative, and immersive 52-week program tailored to empower women in Los Angeles county ages 18+. With weekly co-facilitated sessions, the overall objective of the program is to provide women with the tools needed to establish, enhance, and fortify their mental health and wellness, economic and vocational training, and personal and professional development. Placing an emphasis on women’s issues, MYLH’s Quality Queens Initiative is facilitated by expert career and employment specialists, as well as lifestyle mentors and fitness and nutrition coaches in order to holistically deliver a life-changing program that will assist our clients in building and maintaining a positive self-image, esteem, and motivation to contribute to the betterment of society as whole, healthy people.

MYLH’s re-entry/diversion program is designed to assist returning citizens successfully re-enter society after a period of incarceration in prison, camp, or jail (Also eligible parole/probation, diversion/sentencing alternative candidates, ages 18+). 

A 52-week program, the evidence-backed Return to Royalty Endeavor provides a positive, non-punitive, rewards-based curriculum and support system that has an overall objective of counteracting the factors that lead to recidivism: discrimination, stigmatization, lack of aftercare or reintegration services, substance abuse, mental illness, negative peer influence, and low self-esteem. 

The intended outcome is to produce rehabilitated, well-adjusted, healthy, and productive members of society. In addition to the holistic elements delineated in the QQI and WWC programs, RRE also hosts a weekly, synchronous, and moderated  peer group for volunteer and court-ordered candidates. 

Main goals of the program include but are not limited to: increased self-esteem and positive self-image, increased and improved economic literacy and competency, social viability, mental health/wellness progress with assigned therapist, job placement, GED scheduling, Trade School/Community College/University enrollment, progressively improved physical health.