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CHANGING LIVES Building Neighborhoods Responsibly Apply Now Support Us Who we are what we do Since 2005 the Coalition for Responsible Community Development CRCD has been devoted to educating and empowering the historically disadvantaged youth and residents of South LA. In this video CRCD President and CEO Mark Wilson provides an overview of our organization and what we do in the community. Our mission is to sustain coordinate and improve local planning development and community services that address the needs of lowincome and workingclass residents and small businesses in South Los Angeles. Our Impact Own and operate 464 units of affordable and permanent supportive housing in South LA Invested 170 million in South LA housing 6800 served with job placement and training Assisted 5300 lowincome reentry with jobs and skills training 4200 individuals served through CRCD youth program 784 high school diplomas career credentials earned 2900 educationemployment placements 1287 college credits earned through CRCD assisted programs 3000 transitionage youth served 1103 transitionage youth placed in housing through CESY 447 transitionage youth housed in CRCD apartments 2639 received services through Ruths Place Own and operate 464 units of affordable and permanent supportive housing in South LA Invested 170 million in South LA housing 6800 served with job placement and training Assisted 5300 lowincome reentry with jobs and skills training 4200 individuals served through CRCD youth program 784 high school diplomas career credentials earned 2900 educationemployment placements 1287 college credits earned through CRCD assisted programs 3000 transitionage youth served 1103 transitionage youth placed in housing through CESY 447 transitionage youth housed in CRCD apartments 2639 received services through Ruths Place Own and operate 464 units of affordable and permanent supportive housing in South LA Invested 170 million in South LA housing 6800 served with job placement and training Assisted 5300 lowincome reentry with jobs and skills training 4200 individuals served through CRCD youth program 784 high school diplomas career credentials earned 2900 educationemployment placements 1287 college credits earned through CRCD assisted programs 3000 transitionage youth served 1103 transitionage youth placed in housing through CESY 447 transitionage youth housed in CRCD apartments 2639 received services through Ruths Place No longer homeless I went from a FICO score of 0 to 767.