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OUR NEW GRADS OF 2021: LOST ANGELS WORK PROGRAM
- LOST ANGELS
- Nov 24, 2021
- 1 min read
The Lost Angels Work Program is proud to congratulate the final round of students of 2021. This group showed excellent effort and drive, and so we gave them the farewell they deserved. Everything we go through as a staff and team is a learning opportunity to prepare us to work with the next group of students. This last class was one of our biggest yet! Despite having taken on more apprentices, everyone involved remained dedicated to the program and the tasks at hand. We have learned so much about each student and the means of this program. These apprentices envision a future for themselves and have taken a large step towards it, and we are grateful to be able to support journeys like theirs. We are also grateful to not only teach them, but learn from them. Give a big congrats to our class of 2021!
Congratulations to the Lost Angels Work Program's new grads of 2021! It's inspiring to see such dedication and growth. How do you plan to continue supporting these apprentices in their future endeavors? Word to markdown, this program seems to make a real difference.
Congratulations to the Lost Angels Work Program and the new grads of 2021! It's inspiring to see such dedication and growth. How do you plan to continue supporting these apprentices in their future endeavors? Word to markdown, this story is truly heartwarming.
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Love seeing the success stories of the Lost Angels Work Program! It’s inspiring to watch these grads thrive. henry stickmin Programs like this can really reshape futures, especially for those in underserved communities. Keep up the amazing work!
What a meaningful celebration of your 2021 graduates! The Lost Angels Work Program seems to truly empower these young individuals, and it’s inspiring to see such genuine commitment to their success. I appreciate how you highlighted each grad's unique journey; it really illustrates the impact of mentorship. As someone who has mentored youth before, I know firsthand how crucial guidance is. I'm curious if any of them have explored creating games like FNAF game as a way to channel their creativity? It could be an exciting avenue for skill development!