Lost Angels Children’s Project Industrial Arts Youth Center

Lost Angels Children’s Project Industrial Arts Youth Center offers innovative vocational training that includes industrial manufacturing training, a job placement program, and hands-on fabrication practices. Through an intensive apprenticeship, apprentices take part in a 12-week paid training course that focuses on hands-on skills. The program also includes the GOOD+LIFE Apparel Screen Printing Shop, where participants learn the ins and outs of the T-shirt silk screening business, including how to properly set up equipment, create screens, push ink, maintain inventory, make sales, generate invoices, fulfill orders, and help develop the GOOD+LIFE Apparel brand.

• Schedule: Apprentices participate in a 12-week paid training course.
• Price: All revenue from merchandise sold goes right back into the program and is used to keep the students enrolled in this program gainfully employed.

Lost Angels is a nonprofit organization committed to empowering distressed communities by actively creating opportunities to divert disadvantaged youth and young adults through innovative vocational training, creation of social enterprises, and traditional outreach programs. The in-house screen print shop is the first of several social enterprise opportunities the organization plans to develop. Lost Angels is working to ensure that oppressed communities have an opportunity to succeed, with efforts rooted in social change, support of social justice, and promotion of equity, and aims to dismantle the School/Foster Care-to-Prison Pipeline and repair the intergenerational harm it is causing to youth, families, and communities across the nation.

Last updated June 20, 2026.