Randal Lauderdale completed a job training program and earned his Passenger (P) endorsement on his Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with support from SBCCOG’s Client Aid program and Measure A-funded Lyft rides. Randal is now pursuing employment opportunities that will help him achieve long-term stability for himself and his brother in the South Bay.
At the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG), we support programs that address homelessness through targeted solutions like the Client Aid Program. This initiative provided critical financial assistance to 80-year-old Tatsuya Kataoka, who was experiencing homelessness in Gardena, and connected him with local housing partners that led him to find permanent senior housing SagePoint in Wilmington.
Elena Becerra (left) and her father Alberto Becerra (middle) share a laugh with housemate Ron Bachmeier, a semi-retiree (right). At the end of 2019, Elena Becerra felt on track toward achieving the American dream. She had a full-time job she loved teaching her native language Spanish to students [...]
