255 N. D Street, Suite #200-XXVII, San Bernardino, CA 92401(909) 454-7076
Partners & funders

Cross-sector partnership is how we scale

We work with the public workforce system, schools, health providers, employers and faith communities to wrap services around each participant.

For employers

Workforce development partner for Inland Empire employers

Pre-employment training, customized upskilling and a talent pipeline of job-ready candidates from San Bernardino County.

Talent pipeline

Pre-employment & job readiness training

Our 40-hour Career Readiness certificate prepares candidates in communication, leadership, digital skills and financial literacy before day one. Interview our graduates for entry-level roles.

Upskilling

Customized & incumbent worker training

Soft skills, customer service, public speaking and leadership workshops for your current team, on site or at our downtown San Bernardino center.

Fair chance hiring

Second-chance & opportunity talent

We prepare reentry participants, CalWORKs participants, veterans, opportunity youth and dislocated workers, including dislocated tech workers, for their next job.

Supplier diversity

Small business capacity building

Our Government Contracting Academy helps small businesses register, get certified, find bids and write proposals. Partner with us on supplier diversity, DBE/MBE/WBE outreach and subcontractor mentorship.

Community investment

Financial literacy & economic mobility

Sponsor financial literacy, entrepreneurship and small business training that supports your community investment and workforce equity goals, including Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) priorities.

Earn & learn

Work experience & internships

Host interns and work-experience participants, join employer panels and mock interviews, or co-teach a session in your field.

Industries we train for

Logistics & warehousing · Healthcare & patient access · Utilities & infrastructure · Retail & grocery · Banking & credit unions · Construction & government contracting · Technology & digital marketing

Funding & public programs

Training your team may cost less than you think

Public workforce programs can help pay for training. We'll help you find the right fit.

Federal

WIOA training

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funds, available through America's Job Centers of California and CalJOBS for eligible job seekers.

State

Employment Training Panel (ETP)

California's Employment Training Panel helps employers fund training for current workers. Ask us how a training plan for your team could fit.

Reentry & family

Prison to Employment & CalWORKs

Programs that support training and hiring for justice-involved residents and CalWORKs participants in San Bernardino County.

Corporate & foundation giving

Fund a program

Priority

Career Readiness & Employment Training

Sponsor a cohort of our 40-hour certificate program, with mentorship and public speaking coaching built in as support services.

Supplier diversity

Government Contracting Academy

Build a pipeline of certified, contract-ready small businesses in the Inland Empire.

Prevention

Youth Substance Use Prevention & Leadership

Fentanyl awareness, naloxone training and a youth leadership council for ages 12–26, in partnership with community coalitions.

Let's build the Inland Empire's workforce together

Tell us about your hiring, training or giving goals and we'll propose a partnership that fits.

Workforce system

San Bernardino County Workforce Development

Approved work-experience (WEX) worksite. Referrals through America's Job Center of California.

Education

School districts & colleges

Referrals, classroom space and dual enrollment.

Health

Behavioral health providers

Naloxone supply, referral pathways and prevention co-delivery.

Employers

Employer partners

Mock interviews, hiring pipelines and guest speakers.

Small business

Small business advisors & lenders

Advising referrals and capital readiness.

Community

Faith & neighborhood groups

Outreach, meeting space and trusted messengers.

Ways to partner

Partners make our work possible. Whatever your role, there is a meaningful way to invest in the young people and families we serve.

  • Employers: Offer work-experience placements, interview program graduates, or share your expertise as a guest speaker.
  • Funders: Sponsor a cohort or one of our program pillars, or join us as a lead or partner on a grant application.
  • Schools and youth organizations: Bring our substance use prevention workshops to your students and members.
  • Professionals: Mentor a program participant over a six-month period.
  • Coalition members: Join our youth substance use prevention coalition and help shape community-wide prevention efforts.

Start a partnership

PARTNERS & FUNDERS

Cross-sector partnership is how we scale

We work with the public workforce system, schools, health providers, employers and faith communities to wrap services around each participant.

Community volunteers working together

Our partners

Workforce system — San Bernardino County Workforce Development. Approved work-experience (WEX) worksite. Referrals through America's Job Center of California (AJCC).

We are building partnerships with school districts and colleges, behavioral health providers, employers, the Small Business Development Center and local lenders, and faith and neighborhood groups.

Ways to partner

  • Employers: host work experience, interview graduates, or speak at a session
  • Funders: sponsor a cohort or a pillar, or co-apply on a grant as a lead or partner
  • Schools and youth groups: bring prevention workshops to your campus
  • Professionals: mentor a participant for six months
  • Coalition members: join our youth substance use prevention coalition

Start a partnership

Email info@ayangbahfoundation.org or call (909) 454-7076. Tell us your organization and how you'd like to work together.