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Updates on our programs, partnerships, and the impact we're making across financial wellness, business education, and reentry support in California.

Clinton Drummer featured on Daymond John's Next Level CEO

Featured · 2026

FLTA on Daymond John's Next Level CEO

Founder Clinton Drummer was featured on Next Level CEO with Daymond John, spotlighting his leadership and FLTA's growing impact in financial reentry and youth stabilization.

Flying to South Beach for a one-day shoot, Drummer shared FLTA's model of addressing the financial triggers that lead to system involvement, joined by Youth Programs Director Anthony Nickles, interviewed for his direct work with justice-impacted youth.

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CDCR recidivism report

Policy · CDCR

Major Reduction In Recidivism

The latest CDCR report shows community-based program participants at a 21% recidivism rate, versus the 42% state average, underscoring the value of programs like FLTA.

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Clinton Drummer on 102.3 KJLH

Radio · 102.3 KJLH

Featured on 102.3 KJLH

Clinton Drummer spoke on the urgent need for financial awareness in underserved communities, with thanks to Danny Morrison and Dara Starr Tucker for the invitation.

TPW Directors Retreat at Big Bear

Statewide

TPW Directors Retreat at Big Bear

FLTA joined rehabilitation providers from across California to strengthen relationships, align strategies, and improve collaboration within the CDCR.

Youth Reentry launch at Dorothy Kirby

Program Launch

Youth Reentry at Dorothy Kirby

FLTA launched Youth Financial Reentry Training at Dorothy Kirby Center, equipping system-impacted youth with financial tools, emotional awareness, and life skills.

CDCR and JCOD women's reentry partnership

Partnership

Women's Reentry at Malibu Fire Camp

FLTA partners with CDCR and JCOD to provide Women's Financial Reentry Training at Fire Camp 13, part of our push to expand women-led programs statewide.

Pathway program for foster youth

Foster Care

Expanding The Pathway Program

FLTA is partnering with LA County foster providers to expand Pathway Youth Employment, preventing homelessness and incarceration for youth aging out of care.

Press & Partnerships

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