In just five months at DSAL Boxing Academy, thirteen-year-old Erwin Olmeda found something he didn't know he was looking for: a place where he belongs. What started as a return to boxing became something much more significant - a pathway to better mental health, stronger relationships, and a complete shift in how he channels his energy.

When Wahab first walked into REACH, the middle school student from Edendale was excited to explore what the program had to offer. Now he's become a familiar face in the after-school programs and summer camp, showing up with a smile, ready to participate, learn, and grow.

As we move through another year of serving our community, we want to acknowledge that the work you do matters profoundly. It doesn't go unnoticed, and it is never taken for granted. This past year, you've shown up consistently​ to build the kind of relationships that change lives...

As part of our ongoing commitment to participant safety, DSAL staff recently completed training on facility safety protocols and participant rights...