Mentorship

Our mentoring  program is designed to help students and communities grow and thrive.

Programs

We provide vocational and educational services. We help students and community members develop soft skills to boost economic and social capital.

Training

We offer relational instruction classes. Our team also helps entrepreneur’s adopta mindset of growth.

Resources

Our clients will have access to a wide variety of resources, including mental health services, workshops, goal tracking, and accountability programs.

A Fresno Drive Hub

Three essential components of fostering inclusive and sustainable economic growth:

NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT

HUMAN CAPITAL

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Why Us?

Years of Experirnce

20+

Succesful Projects

100+

 

Our Programs

BIPOC Women Health

BIPOC women’s health and wellness. It deals with all people but focuses on the inequity that happens to infants & children within disparate communities.

Cultural Arts and Healing Workshops

ALTA Fresno fosters community cohesion, empowerment, and healing through diverse cultural arts initiatives, celebrating Fresno’s rich heritage and promoting social change.

Job Readiness

Job readiness & building business owners. Teach social skills, character control, how to show up.

 

Facilitating Healthy Lifestyles

Facilitating healthy lifestyles = cooking demo

 

Youth & Community Environmental Justice

Communication workshops, caring for climate. Organizing the voice and power of youth.

Asset Based Community Development

Building the community using the gifts within the community. 

“Another Level Training Academy is awesome. I’m a single parent mom always looking for positive youth activities”

Lynda Jones

“The training that I received helped me land my new job. If you are looking for a second chance life this is it.”

Lori Baker

“We love working with Another Level Training Academy. Our students love working in the community garden.”

Antony Johnson

“I enjoyed the community events i attended with my family and received so many much needed resources.”

Sonya Washington