Rambo House is Los Angeles County’s premier innovator in arts-driven social transformation, touching over 50,000 at-risk youth lives in 15 years. Our groundbreaking initiatives include the TeleHealth Van, providing 7,000+ virtual mental health sessions, and the Pull Up Mental Health Concert, engaging 6,000+ youth annually with a 92% increase in mental health awareness. Led by CEO Dion Rambo, also a Los Angeles County Commissioner for the Quality Productivity Commission, we’ve reduced recidivism by 65% and emergency room visits for mental health crises by 75%. Our Contract Ready Series empowers 1,000 minority business owners bi-monthly, increasing successful contract bids by 40%. Rambo House doesn’t just create programs; we architect movements that reshape lives, fusing arts, technology, and community engagement to drive lasting social change in Los Angeles.
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Mobile mental health revolution bringing licensed therapists virtually to low-income communities. Impact: 7,000+ virtual sessions conducted, 75% reduction in emergency room visits for mental health crises.
Empowering minority business owners to find, bid, and win local contracts. Impact: 1,000 businesses trained bi-monthly, 40% increase in successful contract bids for participants.
Annual event supporting 20,000 at-risk youth with resources and inspiration. Impact: 92% increase in mental health awareness, 65% reduction in recidivism rates among attendees.
Dance program preventing violence and promoting positive self-expression. Impact: 85% reduction in disciplinary incidents, 70% improvement in school attendance among participants.
Comprehensive student housing program supporting at-risk youth. Impact: Housed 500+ students, 85% program retention rate, 70% improvement in academic performance.
Youth art initiative fostering self-expression and community engagement. Impact: 60% increase in community engagement, artwork showcased in prestigious galleries.
Annual summit uniting LA County departments to address youth mental health. Impact: Trained 200+ professionals, 40% reduction in youth justice system referrals.
