News

Lake Worth West Community Center has received a new grant for the implementation of a health literacy program to benefit our adult education, ESOL, and family literacy students. The $5,000 grant, awarded by Florida Blue Foundation and the Florida Literacy[...]

We welcome our new Executive Director Rhonda Rogers! She’s a strong advocate for high-quality services for vulnerable populations. Ms. Rogers specializes in developing and overseeing new and innovative programs. Her commitment to families, children, and youth, and to high-quality programs[...]

Carol Clinton has retired from Lake Worth West Community Center after 12 years as executive director. She reflects on how she helped started most of the programs offered by our Center and what she has enjoyed most about her job[...]

It’s called the “summer slide” – the tendency for students, especially those from low-income families, to lose some of the achievement gains they made during the previous school year. We offer summer reading and other educational programs so students can practice their reading.

Our “Exploring Our World” class at BRIDGES at Lake Worth West helps children refine motor skills and learn to socialize. It also assists parents in strengthening their parenting skills. The class is one of many for families to gain skills needed to raise their children in Palm Beach County.

Every week, close to 50 high school students attend our College Prep Club, which is funded by the United Way of Palm Beach County. These youths come to strengthen their academics, determine what college they want to attend, and prepare for their college years and beyond.