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Second Chance • Outreach, intake and orientation • Case Management • Job placement assistance • Employment services and coordination with other agencies on job development Specialized supportive services such as mental health, drug and alcohol treatment, emergency assistance, including but not limited to transportation, food, shelter, professional clothing, etc. • Other activities and services appropriate to the agency and their funding sources Native American Programs • Outreach, intake, and orientation • Native American programs, activities, and services • Eligibility determination for customers entering through Native American programs, activities, and services • Coordination of services with other one stop system partners • Initial assessment of skill levels, aptitudes, abilities, and support service needs • Labor exchange services including: career counseling, job search and placement assistance in in- demand industry sectors and occupations • Specialized support services available through Native American programs such as child care assistance, medical or child health assistance, and other support services such as but not limited to transportation, food, shelter, etc. (funding and eligibility permitting) • Information on how to access services • Other activities and services appropriate to the agency and their funding sources i American Indian /Native American Programs are waived from cost sharing for AJCC co- location o er ting costs Community Based CEOs are co- located partners that operate the Linking to Employment Activities Pre - Organizations Goodwill Release (LEAP) programs. These programs established a jail -based service center within Industries of Orange County the County's correctional facilities (one for men and another for women) that links and Working Wardrobes transitioning offenders with a range of community -based workforce services pre - release. The goal of these programs is to improve the employment outcomes for transitioning offenders by leveraging and building upon the effective strategies that currently exist within the correctional system and in the Orange County One -Stop Center System. Orange County Sheriff's Department (OCSD) Re -entry staff provide specialized inmate services such as cognitive- based, pre - release planning classes, anger management, and cognitive behavioral therapy. One -Stop career consultants provide traditional WIOA services. Women Helping Women provide supportive services. U.S. Vets is a co- located U.S. Vets is a non - profit that works towards the successful transition of military veterans partner that operates the and their families through the provision of housing, counseling, career development and Supportive Services to comprehensive support. Outreach, case management, and assistance in obtaining VA Veteran Families program. and other benefits. 3Dv. MOUs and Cooperative Agreements DECLARATION: All fiscal contributions and service delivery commitments described are agreed upon by the partners and effective immediately, not to exceed 3 years, as prescribed in the MOUs. MOU copies are included in the appendix. STRATEGY: Periodic modification and review of the MOUs will be used to ensure all AJCC partners continue to contribute their fair and equitable share of infrastructure and other system costs, including the identification of who will fulfill this responsibility. Memorandum of Understanding: There are two phases to the MOU development. • MOU Phase I- Service Coordination: Agreement between the local boards and their respective AJCC system operators and WIOA required partners to address service coordination and collaboration. 19D-75 eC Local Plan