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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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Affordable housing for farm labor/ agriculture worker households

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Affordable housing for farm labor/ agriculture worker households

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Rancho Colegio is designated as a SMOKE-FREE community and smoking is not permitted at this property. No smoking pertains to all tobacco products and e-cigarettes. In addition, the use and/or possession of marijuana is strictly banned from this federally assisted property.

Self-Help Enterprises, the developers of Rancho Colegio, are making the most of building technology to heat and cool each apartment. Construction of this property will achieve multiple green building

certifications for the highest energy efficiency possible.

The first step of the process is to complete the enclosed application package, in its entirety, and mail it to

the address below:

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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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Free Government Phone & Wireless Service | TruConnect

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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.

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Access from AT&T- Low Cost Internet Service

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Access from AT&T- Low Cost Internet Service

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The Emergency Broadband Benefit may reduce the cost of internet for eligible consumers.

Frequently asked questions

What if I already have Access from AT&T, can I get the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB)?

The application and approval process for the EBB program is separate from the Access from AT&T program. Access from AT&T customers must apply for EBB with the National Verifier. Once approved for EBB, eligible households may receive the temporary EBB on their Access from AT&T service. Access from AT&T is only available on speeds up to 10M (Temporary speed upgrade to 25M). For more information on the EBB on home internet service, .

If you're interested in higher speed and it is available at your location, you may want to switch to one of the AT&T Internet service EBB options with speeds of up to 1GB. Existing Access from AT&T customers will need to select one of the other EBB eligible Internet plans. The new plan you select will become your Internet plan and will continue to be your Internet plan after the temporary EBB program ends. If you want to switch back to Access from AT&T after the EBB program ends, you will need to reapply for the Access from AT&T program. Otherwise, you will be charged the standard monthly rate for the plan you selected, without any EBB related discounts. For more information on the EBB on home internet service, .

What is the Access from AT&T program and how do I know if I'm eligible?

Access from AT&T is a low-cost program for home internet access in the 21 states where we offer wireline home internet services to limited income households who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits in California.

In response to the public health crisis, Access from AT&T is temporarily expanding eligibility based on income and to households participating in National School Lunch and Head Start Programs.

Actual service availability and speeds may vary by individual address. Eligibility for AT&T Internet service does not guarantee eligibility for Access from AT&T.

What information do I need to provide with my application to qualify for Access from AT&T?

You will need to provide a copy of any required documentation listed below.

Supplemental Nutritional Access Program (SNAP)
Copy of one of the following:
* Your SNAP card showing the participant's name
* SNAP card and government issued ID with name and photo (front and back of the card)
* SNAP participation or benefits letter from a local SNAP office

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for California residents only
Copy of award letter from the Social Security Administration or benefit verification letter confirming that a resident of the household has qualified for the SSI benefits.

Income (Temporary qualifying program during COVID-19)
Check the table below for the maximum income allowed for the number of people in your household. Send a copy of your current employer W-2 or SSA-1099 form, paycheck stubs for most recent month, or statement of benefits from Social Security, Unemployment, or Workers' Compensation.

National School Lunch Program and Head Start Program(Temporary qualifying program during COVID-19)
Copy of award letter and proof of enrollment (including date, school name, school district, child's name, and address).

AT&T offers an internet plan for limited-income households

Access from AT&T is a low-cost program for home internet offered to limited-income households who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). AT&T offers internet service for $10/month, or less based on the maximum speed available at your address. Eligible households will receive free installation and in-home Wi-Fi Gateway with no annual contract and no deposit.**

Access from AT&T meets connectivity needs

Access from AT&T internet service may suit your connectivity needs for education and homework, job searches and medical resources and keeping up with friends and family virtually.

How to sign up for Access from AT&T

Check your eligibility for Access from AT&T . Eligibility is determined by four programs: Supplemental Nutritional Access Program (SNAP), Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for California residents only, Income (temporary) and National School Lunch and Head Start Programs (temporary). Documentation will be required when applying..

** Eligible speed tiers (5Mbps for $10/mo; or 3Mbps/1.5Mbps/768Kbps for $5/mo) may be provided depending on availability at your address. Additional Fees & Taxes: AT&T one-time transactional fees, and monthly cost recovery surcharges which are not government-required may apply, as well as taxes. See for details. Service will incl 150GB or 1TB of data allowance per month depending on type & speed of service. You will be charged $10 for each add'l 50GB of data usage if you exceed your monthly data allowance , even if less than 50 gigabytes is used. For more information, go to

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Access from AT&T - Affordable Internet for Low Income Households

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The Emergency Broadband Benefit may reduce the cost of internet for eligible consumers. Frequently asked questions What if I already have Access from AT&T, can I get the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB)? The application and approval process for the EBB program is separate from the Access from AT&T program.

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CA Association of Winegrape Growers Scholarship 

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CA Association of Winegrape Growers Scholarship 

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California Wine Grape Growers Foundation

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CA Foster Care Ombudsperson FY Resources List 

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CA Foster Care Ombudsperson FY Resources List 

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Former Foster Youth Scholarship Fund - University of California-Los Angeles Scholarships

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The Former Foster Youth Scholarship Fund was established in 2017 to support scholarships for UCLA undergraduate students who meet the following preferred criteria:

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Housing Navigation can be provided to Medi-Cal member free of charge who are experiencing homelessness or are at-risk of homelessness. Their team will help gather documents needed for housing, locate housing, and secure funds for move in deposit.

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RH Community Builders is contracted with multiple managed care plans in California to provide CalAIM services including Enhanced Case Management and Community Supports such as Housing Tenancy, Housing Navigation, Post Short Term Hospitalization, and Housing Deposits.

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We are excited to welcome you to a space built for connection, collaboration, and community well-being. This site is designed to keep you connected with our community partners, and the resources they offer. Pages on this site will be updated on a monthly basis

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The Good Samaritan Healing Center in Tulare

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The Good Samaritan Healing Center in Tulare

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Offer short-term post-hospital care and recuperative housing for adult clients recovering from medical conditions and also experiencing homelessness.

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Good Samaritan Healing Center Info Flyer.docx - Google Docs

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Porterville College- Basic Needs Program

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Porterville College- Basic Needs Program

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Porterville College Basic Needs Shower Facility

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Porterville College- Disability Resource Center 

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Porterville College- Disability Resource Center 

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Porterville College Rising Scholars Program 

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Porterville College Rising Scholars Program 

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Supporting justice-impacted students by removing barriers and building community throughout our student population.

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Central California Food Bank- Groceries2GO Program 

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Groceries2Go is our appointment-based grocery pickup program.

How does this program work?
Groceries2Go is available by appointment only through Central California Food Bank and 11 satellite locations throughout Fresno and Tulare Counties. You will receive a box of shelf-stable food to make nutritious meals for your family. Food items vary based on availability but may contain tortillas, eggs, meat, or produce in addition to the non-perishable dry goods.

How often can I make an appointment for Groceries2Go?
Appointments can be made every two weeks and must be made online in advance.

How do I make an appointment?
You can make an appointment two weeks in advance of your pick up date by clicking the button below! Keep scrolling to check out where our sites are located and their hours of operation so you can make an appointment at a location that is convenient for you. **You will be unable to pickup food without an appointment

Groceries2Go Site Locations & Hours of Operation

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Groceries2Go - Central California Food Bank

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Groceries 2 Go is an appointment based grocery pickup service provided from 11 locations across Fresno and Tulare counties. Neighbors can pick up twice in a 30-day period.

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STEP Program: Work Readiness for Students with IEPs or 504 Plans 

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STEP Program: Work Readiness for Students with IEPs or 504 Plans 

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STUDENT TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM (STEP)

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Cutler-Orosi Family Education Center- Computer Lab Pop Up

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Cutler-Orosi Family Education Center- Computer Lab Pop Up

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Finca Serena- Located Downtown Porterville 

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Finca Serena- Located Downtown Porterville 

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With a focus on wraparound support, the Finca Serena provides a robust continuum of on-site services and 24-hour live-in support staff who provide access to job training, mental health services, and who work collaboratively with local agencies to ensure a healthy and safe community for both residents and surrounding neighbors.

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Advokids: A Legal Resource for California Foster Children and Their Advocates – Fighting for the Right of Every Foster Child in California to Safety, Security and a Permanent Home

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Advokids provides the only free telephone helpline offering legal services to anyone concerned about a child in foster care in California.

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CalKids Investment and Development Savings Program 

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CalKids Investment and Development Savings Program 

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California funded a free college savings account for your child!

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The State of California is proud to announce the launch of the California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS). CalKIDS gives children in California a jump start on saving for college or career training. To be eligible for CalKIDS, participants must be:

Born in California on or after July 1, 2022; or

An eligible low-income public school student in grades 1-12* in California.

All participants receive a seed deposit in a CalKIDS account to help pay for future education after high school.
"Education is the gateway to opportunity for all California kids. Once a mind is stretched, it can never go back."
-Gavin Newsom, Governor of California
*Please note that eligibility for low-income public school participants is defined by the Local Control Funding Formula.

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The State of California is proud to announce the launch of the California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS) program.

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The Independent Living Program was authorized by the Foster Care Independence Act of 1999 (Public Law 106-169). The ILP provides training, services, and benefits to assist current and former foster youth in achieving self-sufficiency prior to, and after leaving, the foster care system. In California, each county has the flexibility to design services to meet a wide range of individual needs and circumstances, and to coordinate services with other Federal and State agencies engaged in similar activities.

Who is eligible?

Youth are eligible for ILP services from age 16 to the day before their 21st birthday, provided one of the following criteria is met:

The youth was/is in foster care at any time from their 16th to their 19th birthday.

The youth was placed in out-of-home care by a tribe or tribal organization between their 16th and 19th birthdays.

The youth is a former dependent who entered into a kinship guardianship at any age and is receiving/received Kinship Guardianship Assistance Payments (Kin-GAP) between the ages of 16 and 18.

The youth is a former dependent who entered into a Non-Related Legal Guardianship (NRLG) after attaining age 8 and is receiving/received permanent placement services.

What are the services offered?

Some of the services provided through ILP include:

Daily living skills

Money management

Decision making

Building self-esteem

Financial assistance with college or vocational schools

Educational Resources

Housing (Transitional Housing)

Employment

How to Access Services

The youth's social worker or probation officer will refer foster youth to the county ILP Coordinator. Former foster youth can contact the child welfare office/probation department in the county they are residing in or the county they exited foster care from.

To find your local ILP coordinator or probation officer please contact the TAY Policy Unit at TAYPolicy@dss.ca.gov .

CDSS Notifications Pertaining to ILP

All County Letters

All County Information Notices

Independent Living Program Annual Narrative Survey Report

The Independent Living Program Annual Narrative Report is sent out for completion to all counties. The information requested in the report is required by the Federal Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Children, Youth and Families, consistent with provisions specified in their annual program instructions (PI). The PI requests details specific to each county's ILP and transitional housing programs.

The ILP narrative report is completed and submitted to the California Department of Social Services (CDSSS) electronically via Salesforce, an online customer relationship management (CRM) tool. Maintaining all ILP Report outcomes in the CRM tool assists CDSS and the Transition Age Youth (TAY) Policy Unit track trends, analyze data, compare data from year to year, and streamline communication with counties over results. Additionally, having access to all ILP Report data will ensure CDSS has the most up-to-date deliverables on county efforts regarding ILP services. The information gathered through the ILP Annual Narrative Report is used to complete California's federal Annual Progress and Services Report and the Federal Children and Family Services Plan. The information collected may also be shared with counties and stakeholders, when sharing best practices.

Each county welfare department assigns a point of contact, who is granted a license and receives a unique username and password to access the ILP report on the CRM tool. For county-specific information regarding the ILP narrative report, refer to the 2022 ILP Narrative Report Contact List.

CDSS Notifications Pertaining to the ILP Narrative

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The Independent Living Program was authorized by the Foster Care Independence Act of 1999 (Public Law 106-169). The ILP provides training, services, and benefits to assist current and former foster youth in achieving self-sufficiency prior to, and after leaving, the foster care system.

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Use the website at your own pace for four continuous weeks and receive up to $125 in e-gift cards!

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Smiles Change Lives is proud to partner with foster care agencies across the country to make our program available to all qualified children in the foster care system.

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Smiles Change Lives | bracing kids for a better future

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Donated Braces & Orthodontic Program For Foster Care Families | Smiles Change Lives

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Smiles Change Lives is proud to partner with foster care agencies to provide braces and orthodontic treatment for deserving children. Learn more here!

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Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Immigrant Californians 

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Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Immigrant Californians 

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Helping Families with Children Experiencing Homelessness 

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Helping Families with Children Experiencing Homelessness 

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Making Education Decisions for Children Involved with the Dependency Court

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Making Education Decisions for Children Involved with the Dependency Court

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We advocate for children as if they are our own

Our values are guided by:

KNOWLEDGE of the law, research and the facts on the ground.

INTEGRITY to do what is best for our clients regardless of financial or social consequences to ourselves, and to be deserving of the trust of our supporters and clients.

COMMITMENT to pursue solutions urgently and relentlessly.

RESPECT for the individuality of children and families and their potential to thrive, and respect for the efforts of those who strive to serve them.

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Our values are guided by: KNOWLEDGE of the law, research and the facts on the ground. INTEGRITY to do what is best for our clients regardless of financial or social consequences to ourselves, and to be deserving of the trust of our supporters and clients. COMMITMENT to pursue solutions urgently and relentlessly.

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Educational Rights Holder Checklist- English

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Deadline: 11:59 PM (Pacific Standard Time), June 2nd, 2025.

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters- Lunch Buddies Program 

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters- Lunch Buddies Program 

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters- Seeking Mentors 

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters- Seeking Mentors 

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters Community Based Program 

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Big Brothers and Big Sisters Community Based Program 

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TRANSPORT FAQ-How To Ride Flyer v6.27.24 (Eng)

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TRANSPORT New Service Flyer ZONE Lindsay

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Board of Directors | Financials | | Program Services | Food Pantry | | | Planned Giving | Race Against Hunger | Gallery 2021 | Thrift Store

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Wellness and Recovery- Community Resource Guide 

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Wellness and Recovery- Community Resource Guide 

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Community Resource Guide- Wellness and Recovery

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CA Foster Youth Education Law Fact Sheets 2025

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CA Foster Youth Education Law Fact Sheets 2025

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CA Foster Youth Education Law Fact Sheets 2025

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TCRTA – Tulare County Regional Area Transit Agency

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At TCRTA, we are committed to giving you a rider-friendly experience that ensures your travel plans are seamless and stress-free. We’ll help you reach your next destination with ease.

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The Central County One Stop Clinic is a community-based program that focuses on youth (12-17) and transitional age youth (18-24) within underserved and unserved communities. The program endeavors to provide outreach services using culturally and linguistically sensitive approaches to all individuals. Central County One Stop Clinic is a contracted service of Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency under the Mental Health Services Act.

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The new ifoster application now requires a dependency letter from cws.

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California LifeLine Foster Youth Program

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To be eligible for this assistance, you must be a family with children and have an adult head of household that meets the following criteria:

Parent(s) or guardian(s) with children under the age of 18 who are currently experiencing homelessness. This includes families without a stable place to live, such as those who are unsheltered, living in shelters, doubled-up in households, or staying with extended family due to economic hardship. Must be living in Tulare County, have custody of children, and maintain rent after help is provided.

Program funded by the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund.

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CSET is dedicated to addressing family homelessness in Tulare County by helping unhoused families with children secure housing. Our focus is to assist families in transitioning to and maintaining permanent housing while providing comprehensive supportive services and additional resources to meet their housing needs.

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TCOE Early Childhood Education Program- Center and Home Based 

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TCOE Early Childhood Education Program- Center and Home Based 

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Serving Preschool, toddler and pregnant mothers

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The Warehouse Ministry- Visalia. The Warehouse offers a safe haven to the most vulnerable in Visalia. We provide a place for the homeless to come and get clothing, hygiene, and food.

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Our Team

What We Do

What We Do

Our amazing team is committed to helping others. We take our convictions and turn them into action. These people are passionate about what they do and pour out their heart to each person that walks through the doors.

How You Can Help

How You Can Help

How You Can Help

We couldn't do any of this without the communitys generous donation and volunteers. Click the link to find ways you can make a big impact In our homeless community.

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Showing the love of God to the homeless and hurting of Visalia and the surrounding areas.

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Request your No-Cost McGruff Safe Kids ID Kit(s)

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Request your No-Cost McGruff Safe Kids ID Kit(s)

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McGruff Safe Kit - United States - McGruff Safe Kids ID Kit

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Request your No-Cost McGruff Child Safe Kit to store your child's information. Kit includes storage for photo ID, fingerprints, DNA, and more

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Scholarship: Fostering Educational Opportunities Foundation ( for Foster Youth)

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Scholarship: Fostering Educational Opportunities Foundation ( for Foster Youth)

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Application | Fostering Educational Opportunities Foundation

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Thank you for taking time to apply for a FEOF Scholarship! To assist you with funds needed to continue your education, FEOF is offering scholarships between $1,000-$5,000 per academic year. To ensure we have all the information needed and in the order needed for evaluation, please complete this application in full and follow the instructions along the way.

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Tulare County Task Force on Homelessness

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Tulare County Task Force on Homelessness

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Latest agency news, events, training, and more.

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Held the second Saturday of each month in Visalia, Walk with a Doc is a free community outreach program, which strives to encourage healthy physical activity in people of all ages. This doctor-led group is a fun and safe place to go for a walk, learn about health, and meet new friends.

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Contact information to the Central California Region.

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Find a local Red Cross near you by entering your zip code in our search bar. We have over 200 locations across the United States that you can learn more about today.

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City of Visalia - Bus Map and Schedule Information

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System Map Updated April 8, 2021
Routes Updated October 10, 2021

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Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Ticket window will be closed for lunch daily from 12 - 1 p.m.

Rider Reward Card Issues - As of February 15th, Visalia Transit will no longer sell or reload Rider Reward Cards due to ongoing fare box reading issues. RRW Cards that were reloaded or purchased prior to that date will be honored until March 15th. You may purchase regular monthly passes at the Visalia Transit Ticket Window. For more information call the Greenline at 1-877-404-6473.

New Route 7 - As of February 11th, the Route 7 no longer provide service down Prospect Ave. The new route is to facilitate fluidity in route connections for the community. Route 7 will now travel past Prospect and on to Houston Ave to return back on route. For more information call the Greenline at 1-877-404-6473.
ROUTE 7 NEW SYSTEM MAP

The Sequoia Shuttle 2024 season will begin on May 23, 2024 and run through September 2, 2024. Reservations are now available! Take advantage of our Start of Service promotions by booking the 1st day, May 23, 2024, for only $5.00 a round-trip or the 2nd Day of Service May 24, 2024, for only $10.00 a round-trip. for more information call 1-877-BUS-HIKE or visit the website. Click here for reservations. Thank you for riding with Visalia Transit! If you have any questions, concerns or just need assistance please call the Greenline at 1-877-404-6473
Visalia Transit Cooling Center

City of Visalia Transit Center serves as a cooling center for individuals of the community in need of a cool place. The transit center offers ample seating, vending machines, a drinking fountain, a phone charging station and restrooms.

Cooling Center becomes activated when the Visalia Fire Department issues an extreme heat advisory when forecasted by the National Weather Service. It is currently not a Cooling Center.

Please follow Visalia Transit on social media or the city website for updates.

The City of Visalia's Transit Division operates numerous mass transit services. Travel conveniently from neighborhoods to major shopping centers, local schools, medical offices, and work sites on Visalia Transit fixed-route. For those who need curb side pick-up and drop-offs, Dial-A-Ride para-transit services can get you there, for more information regarding our paratransit plan, please . Anyone traveling from Visalia to Fresno or back can conveniently hop on the V-LINE which provides express service between Fresno and Visalia. Youth can also get from schools to near-by recreation centers via the Loop Bus. And if you are looking to enjoy the majestic Sequoia National Park, the city operates Sequoia Shuttle from Memorial Day Weekend through early September. If you need more information about other public transportation options in Tulare County, call the Greenline transit information call center.

Transit Division is located at: Visalia Transit Center 425 E. Oak Ave. Suite 301, Visalia, CA. 93291

"Visalia Transit is a leader in applying new technology and innovative solutions toward future progress in improving the value, efficiency, and effectiveness of its services and the economic vitality of the community. Visalia Transit's services keep pace with growth in populations and incorporate new areas, while maintaining efficiency and effectiveness throughout the system. Visalia Transit provides leadership for public transportation services in the City of Visalia and partnering communities."
History
Initiated by the City of Visalia in 1981, the Visalia Transit (VT) public transit system provides fixed-route and demand-response transit services within the Visalia Urbanized Area.An estimated population of 138,207 resides within Visalia Transit's 40 square mile service area.

The City finances Visalia Transit through a combination of fare revenues, Tulare County's Measure R, Transportation Development Act (sales tax), and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5307 funds, among other state, federal, and local grants/revenues.

Visalia Transit is constantly striving to improve its service, expand offerings, and meet the needs of all passengers. Please visit the Visalia Transit Planning page for more information on the system planning efforts undertaken by Visalia Transit.
Service Area
Visalia Transit operates 12 bus routes that serve Visalia, Farmersville, Exeter, Goshen, and Tulare. Visalia Transit connects with Tulare InterModal Express, Tulare County Area Transit, Kings Area Regional Transit and Greyhound.

The fixed route service provides convenient transportation to local schools: Divisadero, Valley Oak, Green Acres, La Joya, Golden West, Mt. Whitney, Redwood, Sequoia, El Diamante, College of the Sequoias, San Joaquin Valley College, Fresno Pacific, Visalia Adult School, and Brandman University.

**VT operates on a regular weekday schedule with limited hours.

For more information on holiday and service hours, call 1-877-404-6473.

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Financial and Investor Information

Please be advised that the Tulare County Association of Governments and Tulare County Transportation Authority only post information intended for investors on the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's Electronic Municipal Market Access (EMMA) system website, which can be reached through this link, and investors should only rely on the information so posted.

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