Urban Corps
Corpsmember Connection: Manhal Jajju (Class of 2021)
Manhal Jajju will be graduating from the Urban Corps of San Diego County this December and could not contain his excitement when asked about this achievement.
September 2, 2021
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The Urban Corps of San Diego County serves as a bridge to a better life for young adults ages 18-26.
We provide paid job training, support services and a second chance to earn a high school diploma, while simultaneously offering a variety of professional services to the San Diego community.
Our Corpsmembers gain job skills through environmental, construction, recycling and other community projects. Whether improving a park, working in the San Diego River, removing graffiti or rehabilitating low-income homes, our Corpsmembers improve themselves while improving our region.
Learn more about how to become a Corpsmember at one of our weekly Info Sessions held every Monday (excluding holidays) at 9:30 a.m. and every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. at the Sam Duran Center, 3127 Jefferson St., San Diego, CA 92110. Walk-ins welcome. No appointment necessary!
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“Urban Corps has given me something to be proud of. They opened my eyes and made me a better person. Now instead of asking for a hand, I’m holding one out.”
Avery L.
“Urban Corps has given me so much;
my first job, my diploma, English lessons, and a community. I can now speak confidently and fluently thanks to this program.”
Lana G.
“I found a home at Urban Corps.
While at Urban Corps, I got promoted to crew leader and I have achieved a lot of my goals and still have more to achieve.”
Rodrigo A.
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Environmental Services
News Release – Urban Corps Receives more than $700,000 for Wildfire Safety
Grants enable young adults to earn income & gain job skills while protecting county from wildfires.
September 2, 2021
