KYCC has many career and volunteer opportunities. We provide services in the following categories: childcare, academic and social enrichment for first- through eighth-grade students, leadership for high school youth, neighborhood beautification including tree planting and graffiti removal, small business counseling, and financial education for youth and adults. If you are interested in finding a rewarding career in any of these fields or just want to volunteer, please visit www.kyccla.org, or e-mail personnel@kyccla.org for more information.

 

Fright Fest

 

Got Talent?

 

KCCLA, KYCC and Kollaboration are working together to bring Seoul Search to Koreatown. Seoul Search is a talent show for Korean teens who are interested in showcasing their singing or dancing talent. Auditions were held in September and the show will be help at 7 p.m. on Oct. 20 at KCCLA’s Ari Hall, 5505 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles.

There will be cash prizes awarded to the top three talents. Admission for the event will be $5.

 

According to Wikipedia, a haunted house is defined as a building that is a center for supernatural occurrences or paranormal phenomena. A haunted house may contain ghosts, poltergeists or even malevolent entities. This is much different from the haunted houses we know and love to visit during Halloween. With the haunted houses we’re familiar with, getting scared is fun! 

KYCC will be hosting its annual haunted house from 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct. 21. There will be ghosts, ghouls, goblins and all sorts of scary things our youth groups can think of. There will also be yummy candy for the kids as well. 

The haunted house is planned, built, and staffed by KYCC’s high school youth groups. This free community event is designed to entertain elementary-aged children living in the Los Angeles Koreatown area. Last year, more than 300 children visited the haunted house and we look forward to seeing more children this year. If you would like to help with the event or donate candy, please call our offices.