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The Neighborhood Degree Center - North Visalia 

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The Neighborhood Degree Center - North Visalia 

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Kings & Tulare Connected Communities of Care 

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Kings & Tulare Connected Communities of Care 

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Enhanced Care Management | Connected Kings & Tulare

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Enhanced Care Management (or ECM) is a Medi-Cal managed care benefit that addresses the clinical and non-clinical needs of high-need, high-cost individuals through the coordination of services and comprehensive care management.

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Individuals At Risk for Avoidable Hospital or EDUtilization

Individuals with Serious Mental Health and/or SUDNeeds

Individuals Transitioning from Incarceration

Adults Living in the Community and At Risk for Long-Term Care Institutionalization

Children and Youth Enrolled in California Children's Services (CCS)

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Discover the best farm fresh produce delivered nationwide. Join our mission for nutritious, quality food for all.

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CalAIM & Enhanced Care Management (ECM) CA School Based Health Alliance 

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CalAIM & Enhanced Care Management (ECM) CA School Based Health Alliance 

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CalAIM & Enhanced Care Management (ECM) - California School-Based Health Alliance

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Introduction Many students navigate challenges that go well beyond what a school can address on its own: complex medical conditions, serious behavioral health needs, housing instability, foster care involvement, or justice system contact. These students often move between disconnected systems without anyone coordinating their care. California’s Medi-Cal reform initiative, CalAIM, creates new pathways for schools […]

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Available to all children ages 2-18, even if not enrolled with VUSD.

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Tulare County- Dream Big ABA Children's Center 

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Tulare County- Dream Big ABA Children's Center 

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Dream Big was founded on the belief that children with autism and other abilities should not be isolated or confined to clinical settings.

What began as a small play center has become an inclusive therapy space where kids thrive, families feel supported, and community values guide our work.

As we continue to grow, new locations are opening across California, advancing our mission to build leaders, change lives, and make inclusion a way of life.

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Dream Big was founded on the belief that children with autism and other abilities should not be isolated or confined to clinical settings. What began as a small play center has become an inclusive therapy space where kids thrive, families feel supported, and community values guide our work.

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TCOE Dolly Parton's Imagination Library 

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TCOE Dolly Parton's Imagination Library 

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Enhanced Profile - Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

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Worldwide Book Gifting Program For Children

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Museums for All- Free or Reduced Admissions (CA)

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Museums for All- Free or Reduced Admissions (CA)

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The California Museum-home of the California Hall of Fame-engages, educates and enlightens people about California's rich history, its diversity and its unique influence on the world of ideas, innovation, art and culture. Through interactive experiences, the Museum inspires visitors to make a mark on history.

The Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 12 pm to 5 pm.
JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST
Sign up below to receive our monthly e-newsletter and be the first to hear about upcoming events, new exhibits, and happenings at the Museum.

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Museums for All: Low-Income Access - California Museum

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Youth Information Sheet for ILP Services 

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Youth Information Sheet for ILP Services 

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Youth Information Sheet for ILP Services

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Redwood High School Scholarships - March

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RHS Band Boosters
Criteria: GPA of 3.0 or higher, in Good Standing within the Band Dept., plan to be involved in music in their Post-Secondary Education
Application: Click Here Deadline: March 1, 2026 Tulare County Cattlemen’s Scholarship
Amount: Varies ($1000-1500)

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"By awarding these scholarships we are letting these students know we believe in their ability to succeed"

Rebekah Jones
Scholarship Chair

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

WHO CAN APPLY?

Applicants must attend a high school or community college within specific areas near:

Dinuba/Tulare, California

Denison, Texas

Florence, South Carolina

Applicants must be:

A high school senior with a minimum overall 3.0 GPA if applying to attend a 4-year college/university, and 2.5 GPA if applying to attend a trade school or community college.

Or a community college student with a minimum overall 3.0 GPA who is receiving their Associates Degree and applying to attend an accredited 4-year college/University.

APPLICATION

Requirements:

1. Application

2. Personal Statement

3. Resume

4. Transcript

5. Letter of Recommendation

6. Signed Consent Form

Ruiz 4 Kids Scholarship Online Application
Consent Form - Please download, sign and scan the Consent Form. You will be asked to upload the signed consent form during the application process.

The deadline to submit your 2024 scholarship is
March 8, 2024

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Self-Help Enterprises- The Doris “Do” Dooley Scholarship

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Self-Help Enterprises- The Doris “Do” Dooley Scholarship

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Students from families that have participated in one of our programs and who plan to enroll full time (12 units or more) in a vocational or trade school, community college or four-year university.

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Scholarships | Visalia Rotary Community Foundation

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We seek to improve the quality of life in Visalia though Grants, Scholarships, Major Projects, and Emergency Fund Grants.

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Visalia Education Foundation- Scholarships  

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Visalia Education Foundation- Scholarships  

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Student scholarship information for the Visalia Education Foundation

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Scholarships Application page | Tulare County Farm Bureau

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The Tulare County Farm Bureau Scholarship program was organized to give scholarships annually based on academic achievement, leadership skills and need. Below are the requirements for applicants, and a listing of all the available awards. Note, not all awards may be given each year and are contingent upon available funding and applicant pool.

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Fresno City College- Scholarships (Local, State and National)

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Fresno City College- Scholarships (Local, State and National)

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eQuality Scholarship Collaborative- LGBTQ 

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eQuality Scholarship Collaborative- LGBTQ 

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eQuality Scholarship Collaborative - Home

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eQuality Scholarship Collaborative awards scholarships to honor and encourage California students for their service to the gay lesbian bisexual transgender queer and questioning community.

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Scholarships | Central Valley Community Foundation

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A donor often has a vision for a scholarship fund when partnering with the Central Valley Community Foundation. Once the scholarship fund is established, a donor works to refine their vision and collaborates with the Foundation to identify committee members.

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Karing4Kids Scholarship- Youth in Care of K4K-FFA

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Karing4Kids Scholarship- Youth in Care of K4K-FFA

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Scholarship is available to students/youth-in-care who are with Karing4Kids FFA

Fresno/Madera, Tulare and Kings County

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At Karing4Kids, we’re committed to helping children achieve success throughout their lifetime. In addition to educating and training resource families, we

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Hope Horizon: Future Horizons Scholarship

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Hope Horizon: Future Horizons Scholarship

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HCAI’s Behavioral Health Scholarship Program

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Discover the Behavioral Health Scholarship Program, offering up to $35,000 for students pursuing careers in behavioral health. Support underserved communities while advancing your education and career. Apply today!

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Friends of Tulare County Welcomes TCAG Scholarship Program Fund | Friends of Tulare County

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Friends of Tulare County is proud to announce the addition of the Tulare County Associatio

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Free Summer Meals for Kids and Teens at Tulare County Libraries 

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Free Summer Meals for Kids and Teens at Tulare County Libraries 

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Free Summer Meals for Kids and Teens at Tulare County Libraries | Tulare

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The Tulare County Library offers free meals during Summer 2026 to children and teens ages 0 to 18 at eight branch loc

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Apply on behalf of your group or organization for free transit with the LOOP Bus, allowing at-risk youth to participate in programs, events, activities, and opportunities that have a positive impact.

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Connecting at-risk youth with supportive programs through free transit.

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EECU- Wise Up Financial Literacy Program

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EECU- Wise Up Financial Literacy Program

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EECU has created a special program for .Wise Up is designed to help students understand the realities that come with financial freedom by participating in real-life scenarios. offer a variety of workshops for students and adults of all ages. EECU provides all the resources for these exciting and educational training programs presented at schools, community groups, and more.

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Educational Employees Credit Union (EECU) is based in Fresno, California. Experience Smarter Banking with EECU. We serve the Central Valley with branches in Fresno, Clovis, Hanford, Madera, Merced, Reedley, Sanger, Selma, Tulare and Visalia.

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Tulare County Office of Education (TCOE) Behavioral Health Services (BHS) improves the quality of living and learning of the children and families of Tulare County by providing mental health and behavior services in the school, home, and community.

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List of County-wide Early Childhood Education Sites.

Administration Office

Early Childhood Education Program
7000 W. Doe Ave., Suite C
Visalia, CA 93291
(559) 651-3026

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TCOE Early Childhood Education Sites
Administration Office
Early Childhood Education Program
7000 W. Doe Ave., Suite C
Visalia, CA 93291
(559) 651-3026

Cutler Dinuba Earlimart Farmersville
Hester Child Development Center
477 E. Ash St., Farmersville, CA 93223
phone: (559) 741-0814
fax: n/a
hours: 7:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. (AM Session), 11:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (PM Session)

Ivanhoe Pixley Porterville
Doyle Child Development Center
1045 E. Orange, Porterville 93257
phone: (559) 782-4806 or (559) 782-4809
fax: (559) 788-2745
hours: 7:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Woodville Child Development Center
16541 Rd 168, Porterville, CA 93257
phone: (559) 686-9713 Option #3, OR (559) 331-9915
fax: n/a
hours: 7:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Richgrove Tipton Tulare Visalia Woodlake We also offer home-based services in a variety of locations throughout Tulare County.

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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Advocacy | Health & Human Services Agency

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The SSI Advocacy program is a specialized program that assists disabled clients who have a physical and/or mental hea

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Appropriate special education services are provided within the geographical area of the Tulare County/District SELPA through a full continuum of program options for children from birth to 22 years of age

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All 43 school districts in Tulare County and the Tulare County Office of Education have joined together to participate in the Tulare County Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA).

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The Bright Start FACES Program is designed for children ages 0-3 who are at-risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The program provides developmentally sound, evidence-based, intensive behavioral intervention in the family home.

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The Bright Start FACES Program is designed for children ages 0-3 who are at-risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The program provides developmentally sound, evidence-based, intensive behavioral intervention in the family home. Our goal is for each child to participate more successfully within their family and community.

Programs are individualized for each child to address the core characteristics of ASD. Interventions based on the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) are provided in a one-on-one format with a focus on expressive and receptive communication, social skills, appropriate play skills, and daily living skills. Agreed-upon services are specified on an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) and parents actively participate in the program to ensure that their child can use what they've learned during typical family routines.

Bright Start FACES services include:

Ongoing assessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Special Education Teacher

Individualized intensive 1:1 instruction

Ongoing parent training and coaching

Community-based group activities

Parent support groups

SLP, PT, OT, and feeding consultation, as needed

Transition planning to preschool

We are always interested in finding motivated individuals looking to make a difference in the lives of the families we serve.

if you'd like to be part of the Bright Start FACES team.

Children are referred to the Bright Start FACES program by the Central Valley Regional Center under Part C Early Intervention criteria.

Ron Pekarek, M.S., BCBA, Program Manager
(559) 747-3984, ext. 6811
ronp@tcoe.org

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The Bright Start FACES Program is designed for children ages 0-3 who are at-risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The program provides developmentally sound, evidence-based, intensive behavioral intervention in the family home. Our goal is for each child to participate more successfully within their family and community.

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TCOE | Bright Start Parent Infant Program

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TCOE | Bright Start Parent Infant Program

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TCOE | Bright Start Parent Infant Program

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TCOE | Quality Improvement Support Services

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Central Valley Regional Center’s mission is to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and children at risk, to reach their goals.

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When you apply for assistance from IHSS, a social worker will visit your home to talk with you about the type of tasks you need help with. Services may include:

Household chores, such as cooking, cleaning, and laundry

Shopping and running errands

Personal care services, like dressing, bathing, and feeding

Medical accompaniment when deemed necessary

Supervision of non-self directing individuals

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In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) | Health & Human Services Agency

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Do you find it difficult to take care of yourself and your home? Do you think you might need nursing home care soon?

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Unity Transitional Housing - Tulare County

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Unity Transitional Housing - Tulare County

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The Tulare County Probation Department has partnered with 15 local agencies to expand services to clients and the community.  Connections will serve as the first on-site hub comprised of county and community partners in the state, led by a probation department.

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GEO Solutions provides enhanced services to adult medium-risk justice-involved individuals. Tulare County Probation refers clients to this team who then assess individuals for treatment and training that matches their needs and risk factors. Specific treatment and training services include cognitive behavioral treatment, substance use disorder treatment, anger management classes, educational and employment services, life skills, and services designed for individuals affected by trauma.

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TC Connections | Community Support in Visalia, CA

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TC Connections, a program of Tulare County Probation, connects individuals and families with job training, education, reentry support, treatment services, and community resources in Visalia, CA.

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VUSD- Family and Community Resource Center 

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VUSD- Family and Community Resource Center 

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Family & Community Resource Center - Visalia Unified School District

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Family & Community Resource Center - Visalia Unified School District

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Turning Point of Central California, Inc.

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Services 2 — Turning Point of Central California, Inc.

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Transitional/bridge housing for 22 adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness as they prepare to enter a Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) program or Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) program.

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Serve Tulare County, Kings County, and the broader Central Valley region of California.

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Co-Occurring Treatment

Our Co-Occurring Program is designed for individuals who are living with both mental health challenges and substance use disorders. This program provides integrated care so that both conditions are treated together, which research shows leads to better outcomes.

The program follows evidence-based practices recommended by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and typically lasts 42 weeks (about 10 months). Length of treatment may vary depending on individual progress.

Services include:

Individual and group therapy focused on recovery and relapse prevention

Education on mental health, substance use, and wellness

Support in building coping skills and healthy routines

Connection to community resources and ongoing support systems

Our goal is to help individuals gain stability, strengthen recovery, and create a healthier future.

First Episode Psychosis (FEP)

The FEP program is designed for young adults (ages 18-30) who are experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the very first time. Early treatment is key to recovery, and our team works closely with individuals, families, and support systems to provide:

Individual and group therapy focused on recovery and relapse prevention

Education on mental health, substance use, and wellness

Support in building coping skills and healthy routines

Connection to community resources and ongoing support systems

Our goal is to help young people understand what they are experiencing, reduce the stigma around mental illness, and support them in building a healthy, fulfilling future.

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Co-Occurring Treatment Our Co-Occurring Program is designed for individuals who are living with both mental health challenges and substance use disorders. This program provides integrated care so that both conditions are treated together, which research shows leads to better outcomes.

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The Kings Tulare Continuum of Care on Homelessness would like to invited individuals and organizations to join us in the fight to end homelessness in the bi-county region by becoming a member of the CoC. Membership comes with many benefits including participation in strategic planning, the ability to vote on CoC business, access to webinars and trainings, and more. If you have any questions about membership to the CoC or require special assistance to fill out the application, please reach out via email. For more information on membership, including pricing, the membership meeting schedule, and the membership form, please check out our Membership Page.

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Kings/Tulare Homeless Alliance - kings tulare homeless alliance

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The Kings/Tulare Homeless Alliance is a consortium of partners that includes homeless service providers, advocacy groups, government agencies and homeless individuals who are working together to address the housing and support service needs of the homeless in this region of the San Joaquin Valley.

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Temporary Encampment- The Tulare Cares Temporary Encampment can house up to 178 unsheltered individuals. All individuals are voluntarily entering into the Tulare Cares program to ensure their needs are being met and to reduce unsheltered recidivism.

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Tulare CARES - Homelessness Response | City of Tulare

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The Visalia Navigation Center is a low-barrier facility managed and operated by CSET. Spearheaded by TC Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to addressing homelessness, this 100-bed center is designed to guide residents into permanent housing.The VNC will provide temporary accommodation for up to 100 residents and offer a wide range of services through CSET and our partner organizations. Available services include job training, mental health, substance abuse prevention, and more. Guests can also utilize the kennels for their dogs, storage and laundry services.The Visalia Navigation Center is now accepting referrals. Please email vncreferrals@cset.org for more information on how to submit the referral.For more information, please read the FAQ below or email us at vnc.info@cset.org.

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The Housing Authority of the County of Tulare provides rental assistance to very low and moderate-income families, seniors and people with disabilities throughout the county. We offer many different programs, including the conventional public housing program, the housing choice voucher program, the farm labor program for families with farm labor income, senior housing programs, and other housing programs.

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Home Page for the Housing Authority of the County of Tulare

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Transitional Living Center

The transitional mental health facility provides a variety of housing options for the mentally ill including patients coming out of Institutions of Mental Disease (IMDs), individuals requiring a Board and Care facility, the temporarily homeless, and individuals requiring a period of extensive evaluation.

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The transitional mental health facility provides a variety of housing options for the mentally ill including patients coming out of Institutions of Mental Disease (IMDs), individuals requiring a Board and Care facility, the temporarily homeless, and individuals requiring a period of extensive evaluation. Intensive case management services and structured but individualized programming are provided by the Tulare County Department of Health and Human Services.

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Licensed by the State of California, Community Care Licensing in 2015 to provide AB-12 (age 18-21) and AB-12+ (age 21-25) services in Tulare, Fresno, Kings, Kern, Madera County.

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Licensed by the State of California, Community Care Licensing in 2015 to provide AB-12 (age 18-21) and AB-12+ (age 21-25) services in Tulare, Fresno, Kings, Kern, Madera County. License # 547207265 Santa Barbara County License #407698002

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Tulare County- Suicide Prevention Task Force 

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Tulare County- Suicide Prevention Task Force 

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The website for the Suicide Prevention Task Force (SPTF) provides resources focused on suicide prevention, education, and support for loss survivors. It includes information on community programs, counseling, training, and various resources for mental health awareness and intervention. Visitors can access reports, training schedules, and community impact information.

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Behavioral Health | Health & Human Services Agency

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24-Hour Crisis and Access LinesMental Health Services Access and Crisis Line: 1-800-320-1616Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988

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Tulare Mental Health Services for Teens | Ascend BH

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Ascend Behavioral Health proudly serves Tulare, CA, offering expert mental health care for teens. Get compassionate, effective treatment for your teen today!

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Hope Horizon Mental Health - Hope Horizon Mental Health

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Providing Hope to Children and Families Hope Horizon Mental Health is a group of dedicated Mental Health Professionals whose mission is to provide hope and healing through mental health services to children, adults, and families. Schedule an Appointment What We Do No family should have to suffer through the effects of mental health issues.

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Emotions can build up until you reach a breaking point. You can feel in control of your emotions. We can show you how to take space to pause and feel better.

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CVRC on Wheels- Pixley Family Resource Center

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TCOE- Foster and Homeless Youth Education Services 

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TCOE- Foster and Homeless Youth Education Services 

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TCOE | Foster & Homeless Youth Education Services

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TCOE Foster & Homeless Youth Education Services

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CFYE Task Force- School of Origin Transportation for Youth in Foster Care Strategies and Tips 

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CFYE Task Force- School of Origin Transportation for Youth in Foster Care Strategies and Tips 

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Who can contact the Ombudsperson's office?

What can I contact the Ombudsperson's office about?

You can contact us about issues related to foster youth rights, care, placement, and services. You can also contact us if you need help finding resources or if you are a former foster youth who needs a verification letter (sometimes called a dependency letter or ward of the court letter) . We can also answer your questions about foster care .

Is my call to the Ombudsperson's office confidential?

If there is an immediate safety issue, we may also make a report to the appropriate agencies such as the county's Child Protective Services agency or the Community Care Licensing Division. If this happens, we will discuss this with you.

What happens after I contact the Ombudsperson's office?

What is outside the role of the Ombudsperson's office?

We cannot change court orders .

We cannot fire or change social workers.

We cannot investigate claims of child abuse or neglect.

We cannot investigate complaints about judges , attorneys, or law enforcement .

We cannot provide legal advice.

We cannot investigate issues related to child custody, child support, and family court.

*The OFCO is not an emergency intervention service. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of a child, call your county Child Protection Services or local law enforcement.

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Central California Legal Services is a private, not-for-profit, public interest law firm established for the purpose of providing free civil legal assistance to low-income individuals, families, organizations and communities.

With your donation you can help us on our mission to advance justice and empower people. Our purpose is to fight social injustice, to provide education and representation to the disadvantaged and to maintain access to the legal system.

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Local Initiatives Navigation Center (L.I.N.C.)

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Local Initiatives Navigation Center (L.I.N.C.)

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Local Initiatives Navigation Centers — Kings/Tulare Homeless Alliance

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The Kings/Tulare Homeless Alliance is a consortium of partners that includes homeless service providers, advocacy groups, government agencies and homeless individuals who are working together to address the housing and support service needs of the homeless in this region of the San Joaquin Valley.

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Children who are streamlined certified do not need to apply. They will automatically get their SUN Bucks 2026 cards in the mail, beginning in June 2026. Visit the Who is Eligible page to learn more.

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Provided by TCOE Dream Center in Collaboration with the Central California Food Bank

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HEAL Project promotes substance use prevention by creating safe environments for Visalia’s African American, Asian Pacific Islander, Latinx, & LGBTQ+ Youth

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TIPBS | Trauma Informed Positive Behaviour Support

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Practical and proven strategies for challenging behaviours in schools. Free toolkits, courses, research & podcast for educators.

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AspiraNet's Enhanced Care Management (ECM)

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AspiraNet's Enhanced Care Management (ECM)

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JBAY- Benefits Specific to Current and Former Foster Youth 

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JBAY- Benefits Specific to Current and Former Foster Youth 

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JBAY- Updated March 2026

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City of Visalia Parks and Recreation- Classes and Programs 

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City of Visalia Parks and Recreation- Classes and Programs 

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The City of Visalia Parks and Recreation Department is excited to offer enrichment programs and classes for all ages!

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We are here to help athletes and families level up by offering targeted and customized training to meet your fitness goals.

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Visalia Learning Center (VLC) - Visalia Unified School District

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Visalia Learning Center (VLC) - Visalia Unified School District

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Visalia Learning Center- Toddler Story Time

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Offers a voucher program connecting families in need referred by social workers and non-profits.

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Welcome to California Thrift! We are a family-owned shop built on community, creativity, and a whole lot of heart. What started with donations from our Instagram followers turned into our first tiny 1,000-square-foot shop which has grown into the vibrant store and café we have today. Thanks to our amazing community, we’ve hosted local artists…

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Alice’s Kids is a national nonprofit that allows school staff and other professionals who work with youth in need to request support for items like clothing, shoes, school supplies, and activity fees. Requests are submitted by staff through their online referral system

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Alice’s Kids has a national network of teachers, social workers, police staff and others who, upon identifying a child with a specific need, send us a request for help. If the request is approved, we either mail a check to the appropriate entity or electronically send a gift card to the requestor, who can pass on the good news to the caregiver.

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Porterville College Foster Youth Programs 

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Porterville College Foster Youth Programs 

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CVCC – Central Valley Compassion Coalition

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CVCC – Central Valley Compassion Coalition

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Helping Everyone recognize early signs of:

Childhood depression, anxiety and bullying & more...

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CVCC – Central Valley Compassion Coalition

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Central California- Monthly Food Distribution Calendar

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Central California- Monthly Food Distribution Calendar

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Food Distribution Calendar - Central California Food Bank

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Need food now? Find an open food distribution site near you on our monthly calendar.

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Visalia- Affordable housing for farm labor/ agriculture worker households

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Visalia- Affordable housing for farm labor/ agriculture worker households

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Rancho Colegio is a new 80-unit affordable rental community in Visalia, California, located at N. Court Street and E. Glendale Avenue, which opened in March 2026. Developed by Self-Help Enterprises, it offers 1, 2, and 3-bedroom units for income-eligible families and farmworkers, with rents ranging from just over $525 to under $1,200

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A s the things we rely on the most in life are increasingly becoming connected to technology, it is important to recognize that the internet is an essential component of modern life. Providing access to the internet to rural communities helps people stay connected as well as provides better chances for equal opportunities to disadvantaged areas. The Fresno State Connect Initiative provides outreach to the community to promote awareness of programs that can provide low-cost internet services.

Since 2011, the initiative has helped bridge the digital divide that impacts the lives of those in rural communities in the San Joaquin Valley. The Fresno State Connect Initiative conducts outreach to promote awareness of programs that can provide low-cost internet and communication services. The Office of Community and Economic Development staffs the Fresno State Connect Initiative as part of the Advanced Communications Services priority set by the California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley.

The Fresno State Connect Initiative provides low-cost internet services outreach. Programs are available for internet services as low as $10/month to households eligible for W.I.C, SNAP/CalFresh, free/reduced lunch, live in public housing, is a s enior age of 62 and older or are on SSI. Some households are also eligible for a free Chromebook laptop. Community members are encouraged to call 855.766.0320 for more information.

The California LifeLine Program offers discounted home or cell phone services to eligible households, helping to reduce phone bill costs. Each household can receive only one discount, choosing between a home or cell phone, except for teletypewriter users and participants in the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program. Californians who may be eligible for California LifeLine are encouraged to call 855.766.0320 for more information.

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We serve as the University's hub of access and innovation, providing educational opportunities to a wide array of audiences that would not be otherwise served by the institution.

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Human-i-t ( low cost devices and internet) 

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Human-i-t ( low cost devices and internet) 

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Whether you need a low-cost devices, want to learn more about affordable internet in your area, or just need help using your device, we at Human-I-T are here to make it easy for you to access the right mix of technology, connectivity, and support you need to unlock your full potential in the digital age. Explore our range of digital inclusion services below!

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Get low-cost internet, devices, and digital training classes with Human-I-T. We work with low-income families, individuals, and local nonprofits to help get people connected and shrink the digital divide.

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Participate in assistance programs like the National School Lunch Program, housing assistance, Medicaid, SNAP, and others, or are enrolled or enrolling in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) with Xfinity.

Have not had Xfinity Internet within the last 90 days unless you're enrolled in the Affordable Connectivity Program with Xfinity.

Have no outstanding debt on any Comcast account that is less than one year old unless you're enrolled in the Affordable Connectivity Program with Xfinity.

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Internet Essentials - Affordable Internet from Xfinity

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See if you qualify for low-cost, fast and reliable Xfinity Internet from Comcast now! low-income households benefit from access to online resources

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Varcomm residential broadband in California delivers fast, no-cap internet—1 Gbps in Ducor, tiered plans (up to 100 Mbps) in Kennedy Meadows, Rancho Tehama, and free fiber promos in Terra Bella—with no usage limits, throttling, contracts, or installation fees.

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Spectrum Internet for Low Income Households

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Spectrum Internet for Low Income Households

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Low-Income Internet Service | Spectrum Internet Assist Program

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Spectrum Internet Assist program offers high-speed & affordable Internet and WiFi for low-income households. Get reliable Internet service at a low cost.