Dr. Kayla Wright
Dr. Kayla Wright is the Board President for the Youth Workforce Services Program at Para Los Ninos that is based in the city Los Angeles. Dr. Wright accomplished her Masters in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University of Los Angeles and Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership and Change, at Fielding Graduate Institute, in Santa Barbara, CA.
Dr. Wright has worked in the field of social services for over 25 years and is passionate in helping children, families, and youths achieve their life goals. She brings experience in working with the homeless population, LGBT youth, probation, and foster youths. She is knowledgeable in setting, individuals service plans to help clients reach their goals. Dr. Wright has built community partnerships in the city of Los Angeles to increase resources and support services for children, youths and families. She is determined to make a difference in the community and will do what it takes to help those in need.
Anthony Hughey
Mr. Hughey's journey in the non-profit sector began over two decades ago, driven by a deep-seated desire to make a difference in young people and inspire them to live a drug-free, acceptable lifestyle. His early experiences working in underprivileged communities ignited a passion for creating opportunities that break down barriers to success. Mr. Hughey, better known as "Bishop," quickly rose through the ranks, demonstrating an exceptional ability to connect with at-risk, traumatized youth in the juvenile justice system.
As the Executive Director. Mr. Hughey brings a unique blend of lived experience, exceptional counseling skills, strategic vision, and hands-on involvement. Mr. Hughey's leadership style is characterized by collaboration, innovation, and a genuine dedication to uplifting those he serves. Mr. Hughey understands the transformative power of education, mentorship, and community support and tirelessly works to ensure these pillars are at the forefront of The Young Peoples Foundation.