PREVENT HATE and the City of Los Angeles are corroborating on a public-private partnership in order to provide customized training to governments (including the military and other first responder teams), international agencies, and other relevant entities to empower their at-risk populations, which include people living with disabilities, to become independent and self-sufficient through socioeconomic procedures that facilitate their participation in mainstream society. To do so, we have come together to:
- Provide hands-on training with leaders and experts from governmental agencies, businesses, law firms, universities, and nonprofit organizations to ensure all programs and services offer best practices.
- Supply governments and other entities with comprehensive strategies that include community development, community integration, technical assistance, disaster preparedness, and modern public health.
- Consult closely with clients, and customize programs to their specifications, to ensure that the requirements of each community are met.

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