Communities In Schools of Los Angeles (CISLA)
Lillian Hoyos, MBA, serves as a Program Manager at Communities In Schools of Los Angeles since January 2022. Prior to this role, Lillian held several positions in the field of victim services, including Supervisor at Waymakers and Program Supervisor at Human Services Association LA. Lillian's experience encompasses program management, staff supervision, client advocacy, and crisis intervention services for survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking. Lillian has developed compliance measures for various Office of Emergency Services programs and has provided training for staff and volunteers. Lillian obtained a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration from California State University - East Bay and is pursuing an MBA from Claremont Graduate University.
Communities In Schools of Los Angeles (CISLA)
At Communities In Schools, we see potential in every student— and we’re committed to helping them see it too. It’s not always easy. Thousands of kids across the country face overwhelming roadblocks to their academic and personal success. Learning disabilities. Homelessness. Bullying. The emotional effects of trauma. Untreated medical or dental conditions. A lack of school supplies and clothes. We’re in schools to spot and overcome the roadblocks in our students’ way. Our commitment to students brings communities together for them. We start by collaborating with school districts and schools to understand each student’s needs, and deliver resources tailored to them. But we don’t stop there. We go beyond the classroom to work with local businesses, social service agencies, healthcare providers and volunteers, to give every student the confidence to overcome life’s future roadblocks and own their success.