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25D - AGMT - WIA YOUTH PROGRAM FUND 13-14
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Community Development
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25D
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6/3/2013
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2018
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18 <br />C. What type of services or support will be made available to youth facing challenging life <br />obstacles such as: family dysfunctions, mental health issues. substance abuse. low self- esteem. <br />etc. <br />Student Services <br />Career College of California understands that life is not always easy. <br />Obstacles get in the way when people try to achieve their goals. For that <br />reason the CCC Student Services Department is here to provide support. <br />These are some of the services currently available: <br />Support & Referrals <br />We offer emotional and practical support during times of crisis. If a <br />student is facing a life challenge they may come and speak with our <br />Student Services Coordinator who will provide direct support or can refer <br />them to one of our many community partners who can help them with <br />different social services including food, housing, mental health, substance abuse, family <br />planning, domestic abuse, clothing, housing and transportation. <br />Student Relief Fund <br />We have a small fund available for students who are in immediate need of limited financial <br />support for gas, food or other urgent necessities. <br />Tutoring <br />Students who want extra help and additional academic support with their courses are invited to <br />attend our tutoring sessions. Our tutors provide students with extra exercises, different <br />approaches and explanations that help deepen the learning. They are available for all programs <br />every afternoon. <br />Career Closet <br />With the help from the community we are able to provide <br />professional clothes on our campus to help students get ready for <br />interviews. If we cannot find them the right fit we will make a <br />referral to Working Wardrobes or Women Helping Women. <br />Community Services /Volunteer Opportunities <br />We believe that finding a way to give back to the community not only makes a positive impact <br />but also provides students with skills, experience and confidence. We encourage our students <br />to get involved and offer community volunteer opportunities. If students complete 30+ hours of <br />community service by the end of their program they will receive an award and be recognized at <br />graduation. <br />EXHIBIT A <br />25D -452 <br />
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