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www.BelmarSantaMonica.com

Application by Mail:

Belmar Apartments

1725 Ocean Ave.

Santa Monica, CA 90401

Fax (310) 899-9444

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Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program

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Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program

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The Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program (Program) provides immediate hiring and training support for impacted and dislocated workers from the January 2025 windstorms and wildfires in partnership with DEO and the region’s America’s Job Centers of California. The goal of the Program is to ensure that all impacted workers have access to financial security in the early days of the emergency, career pathways that lead to new and better jobs, and opportunities to participate in the recovery and rebuild of our fire-impacted areas.

Other criteria and documentation may apply. Please visit an America’s Job Center of California to enroll.

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Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program - Department of Economic Opportunity

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The Program offers multiple hiring and training services to access temporary subsidized employment and long-term career pathways that provide quality jobs and economic mobility. Eligible job-seeking participants will enroll with an America's Job Center of California, develop an individual employment plan, and may access multiple services, where needed.

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Pre-apprenticeship programming that leads to high-paying, union careers with hotels and restaurants countywide

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Hospitality Training Academy - Los Angeles & Phoenix

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Hospitality Training Academy gives you the tools and skills needed to be a cook or bartender and helps our graduates placement into jobs.

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Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

If you or your family need food assistance, find your local food pantry at LAFOODBank.org/Findood or by calling 2-1-1.

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Are you or someone you know in need of food assistance? Find a soup kitchen, food pantry or senior center in Los Angeles County that is close to you.

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TO REGISTER GO TO:

bit.ly/mc-changes-2026

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Tutorials

Test Preview

Reference Sheets (English/Spanish)

Extended Response Tools & Practices

Extended Response Videos

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Free Classroom Materials - Educators and Admins

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Para inscribirse llame al (310) 664-7536

venicefamilyclinic.org/ehs-es

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Pico Leadership Academy for Youth

-Mindfulness

-Leadership

-Music Production

-Film Editing

-Meals Provided

wwwacademy.eventbrite.com

IG:@PYFCSANTAMONICA

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If you are interested in registering for this program, please join us for a Program Orientation on Monday, Sep. 15, 2025

at 6 p.m. at the Michelle and Barack Obama Center for Inquiry and Exploration, 721 Ocean Park Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405.

This series is available in English and

Spanish.

Register now until Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025.

Free child care provided for children ages

3-12.

Free dinner provided each week.

Dates and Times for program

Mondays- 6:30 - 9 p.m.

September 22 & 29

October 6, 13, 20 & 27

November 3, 10 & 17

December 1 & 8

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Low-cost/free primary care and mental health services with locations in Santa Monica, Venice, Mar Vista, and Inglewood.

Contact the central call center at (310) 392-8636 to make an appointment at any of the locations. Call center hours are: Monday - Thursday, 7 am to 6 pm. Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.

www.venicefamilyclinic.org

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Necesita Algun Recurso? Estamos Aqui Para Audar!

Systems Navigation Services County of Los Angeles Public Health Wellness Community

https://cfsredcap.ph.lacounty.gov/surveys/?s=JXLLMK3E44FY7YM4

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Systems Navigation Services County of Los Angeles Public Health Wellness Community Intake Form

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Need Resource Assistance? We are here to help!

Systems Navigation Services County of Los Angeles Public Health Wellness Community

https://cfsredcap.ph.lacounty.gov/surveys/?s=JXLLMK3E44FY7YM4

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Systems Navigation Services County of Los Angeles Public Health Wellness Community Intake Form

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Join Us at the 2025 Financial Freedom Fair – Free Community Event in Santa Monica!

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Join Us at the 2025 Financial Freedom Fair – Free Community Event in Santa Monica!

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Event Details:

📅 Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025

🕘 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

📍 Location: Virginia Avenue Park

2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

🎉 Highlights include:

• Financial education workshops

• Community Resource Fair connecting attendees to local services and support

• Free childcare provided

• Food, giveaways, and more!

🎟️ Register today (free):

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/financial-freedom-fair-tickets-1273870443789

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2025 Financial Freedom Fair Flyer (English)

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Join Us at the 2025 Financial Freedom Fair – Free Community Event in Santa Monica!

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Join Us at the 2025 Financial Freedom Fair – Free Community Event in Santa Monica!

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Event Details:

📅 Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025

🕘 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

📍 Location: Virginia Avenue Park

2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

🎉 Highlights include:

• Financial education workshops

• Community Resource Fair connecting attendees to local services and support

• Free childcare provided

• Food, giveaways, and more!

🎟️ Register today (free):

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/financial-freedom-fair-tickets-1273870443789

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2025 Financial Freedom Fair Flyer (Spanish)

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Aging and Disability Action Plan/Plan de acción sobre envejecimiento y discapacidad

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Aging and Disability Action Plan/Plan de acción sobre envejecimiento y discapacidad

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SM Aging and Disability Action Plan Flyer -  English

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Aging and Disability Action Plan/Plan de acción sobre envejecimiento y discapacidad

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Aging and Disability Action Plan/Plan de acción sobre envejecimiento y discapacidad

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SM Aging and Disability Action Plan Flyer - Spanish

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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program

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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program

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Disaster CalFresh Available for Residents and Workers

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Disaster CalFresh Available for Residents and Workers

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A new food benefit is available for people who lived or worked in areas affected by the January 2025 LA County wildfires. Disaster CalFresh (D-CalFresh) provides a month’s worth of food benefits on an EBT card for eligible individuals if you do not already receive CalFresh.

Application period is open now: Feb. 10-14 & Feb. 18-19, 2025

You can apply in person at any DPSS Office (M-F, 8 AM-5 PM) OR apply by phone: 866-488-8482 (M-F, 8 AM-5 PM, option #1).

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SMMPTA / SMMCTA event: Stronger Together Resource Fair & Speaker Series

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SMMPTA / SMMCTA event: Stronger Together Resource Fair & Speaker Series

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For more information: www.smmpta.org

English and Spanish attached.

Thank you.

Best,

~gail

Gail Pinsker

Community & Public Relations Officer

Santa Monica - Malibu Unified School District

1717 4th St., Santa Monica, CA 90401

O: 310.450.8338 x.70230

C: 661.406.9462

www.smmusd.org

Follow Us on Social Media!

Facebook    X (Twitter)    Instagram

Read our District's award-winning newsletter, the SMMUSD Wave!

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02052025 STRONGER TOGETHER FINAL FLYER  (1) (1)

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El Programa de Asistencia para la Preparación de lmpuestos (VITA) - 2/7, 2/8, 3/15

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El Programa de Asistencia para la Preparación de lmpuestos (VITA) - 2/7, 2/8, 3/15

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In response to the recent wildfires, SHARE! is hosting Disaster Support Groups in-person and online. These free meetings aim to provide a safe, compassionate space for individuals to process their experiences and emotions during these difficult times. For more info, click here!

Zoom meetings:
Tap “Click to Join” in the Zoom link column. Zoom password is sharelove unless noted in description.

In-person meetings:
SHARE! Culver City: 6666 Green Valley Circle, Culver City, CA 90230 (Map) Phone: (310) 305-8878.
SHARE! Downtown: 425 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (Map) Phone: (213) 213-0100.

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SHARE! the Self-Help And Recovery Exchange

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In response to the recent wildfires, SHARE! is hosting Disaster Support Groups in-person and online. These free meetings aim to provide a safe, compassionate space for individuals to process their experiences and emotions during these difficult times. For more info, click here! Zoom meetings: Tap “Click to Join” in the Zoom link column. Zoom password … Continue reading All Meetings

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SHARE! Collaborative Housing offers an immediate housing solution for people in Los Angeles, providing a place to call home. For immediate housing in Los Angeles, call 1-877-742-7349.

SHARE! Collaborative Housing is a public-private partnership providing affordable, permanent, supportive housing to disabled people in single-family houses throughout Los Angeles County.

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SHARE! the Self-Help And Recovery Exchange

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SHARE! Collaborative Housing offers an immediate housing solution for people in Los Angeles, providing a place to call home. For immediate housing in Los Angeles, call 1-877-742-7349. SHARE! Collaborative Housing is a public-private partnership providing affordable, permanent, supportive housing to disabled people in single-family houses throughout Los Angeles County. People with similar issues, such as … Continue reading SHARE! Collaborative Housing

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New Year, New Health Goals: We’re Here to Help!

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New Year, New Health Goals: We’re Here to Help!

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Health clinic offering physical and mental health care services and education for families.

3861 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City CA 90230

(310) 450-2191

Hours:

Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fri, 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

Wed, 9:30 am - 6:30 pm

Sat, 7:30 am - 3 pm

www.wfhcenter.org/

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Request an Appointment - Westside Family Health Center

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Login to your WFHC Patient Portal to schedule your next appointment.

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BELOW MARKET HOUSING & POD PROGRAM OFFICE HOURS @VAP in English and Spanish-December 18

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BELOW MARKET HOUSING & POD PROGRAM OFFICE HOURS @VAP in English and Spanish-December 18

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PARK CENTER BUILDING

Virginia Avenue Park

2200 Virginia Ave.

Santa Monica, CA 90404

Wednesday, December 18th

4:00-6:00 p.m.

Do you have questions about applying to the City's Below Market Housing (BMH) or Preserving Our Diversity (POD) programs? Please join us for Office Hours at Virginia Avenue Park. Housing staff will be available to answer questions in-person in English and Spanish.

No appointment necessary, first come basis.

To learn more about our programs and sign up, please visit: https://santamonicahousing.org/

For additional questions, please email us at: smhousing@santamonica.gov

If you would like to contact us via phone, please call: (310) 458-8740

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BELOW MARKET HOUSING & POD PROGRAM OFFICE HOURS @VAP in English and Spanish-December 18

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BELOW MARKET HOUSING & POD PROGRAM OFFICE HOURS @VAP in English and Spanish-December 18

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PARK CENTER BUILDING

Virginia Avenue Park

2200 Virginia Ave.

Santa Monica, CA 90404

Wednesday, December 18th

4:00-6:00 p.m.

Do you have questions about applying to the City's Below Market Housing (BMH) or Preserving Our Diversity (POD) programs? Please join us for Office Hours at Virginia Avenue Park. Housing staff will be available to answer questions in-person in English and Spanish.

No appointment necessary, first come basis.

To learn more about our programs and sign up, please visit: https://santamonicahousing.org/

For additional questions, please email us at: smhousing@santamonica.gov

If you would like to contact us via phone, please call: (310) 458-8740

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Announcing NEW Program for Senior--Memories & Movement @VAP starting Tues. Dec. 3, 10:30 am

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Announcing NEW Program for Senior--Memories & Movement @VAP starting Tues. Dec. 3, 10:30 am

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2024 Landlord/Tenant Forum-12/9 at Main Library

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2024 Landlord/Tenant Forum-12/9 at Main Library

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Dear Community Member,

We invite you to attend the Annual Landlord/Tenant Forum, hosted by the Rent Control Board and the City Attorney's Consumer Protection Unit, featuring a special guest presentation from the Legal Aid Foundation. This informative event will take place on Monday, December 9th, 2024, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the MLK Auditorium at the Main Library, located at 601 Santa Monica Blvd, 1st floor. Light refreshments will be provided, and parking will be validated.

This event is open to Santa Monica residential landlords, tenants, property managers, and service providers.

Topics will include:

•             Discussion about state law changes related to eviction lawsuits, security deposits, and screening fees

•             2024 updates to the local relocation code, tenant harassment code, and buyout code

•             Recent court rulings related to rent control increases for family members and Ellis evictions

•             Discussion on the right to replace a roommate and construction decrease petitions

•             There will be a Q&A after the presentations

This event will be recorded and will be made available for viewing on the City's YouTube channel after the event.

Registration is required and available at https://forms.gle/fFLz4PbCBbv3Kiyr9.

Sincerely,

Johanna Rodriguez

Consumer Protection Unit

City Attorney’s Office

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Date/Time: December 9, 2024; 5:30pm-8:30pm Location: Main Library-MLK Auditorium-601 Santa Monica Blvd, 1st floor Please join us for the annual Landlord/Tenant Forum, brought to you by the Rent Control Board and the City Attorney’s Consumer Protection Unit, with a guest presentation from the Legal Aid Foundation. The event will be held in-person and due to limited space, pre-registration is required. Please provide a valid email address. This event is open to Santa Monica residential landlords, tenants, property managers, and service providers. Topics will include:
Discussion about state law changes related to eviction lawsuits, security deposits, and screening fees
2024 updates to the local relocation code, tenant harassment code, and buyout code
Recent court rulings related to rent control increases for family members and Ellis evictions
Discussion on the right to replace a roommate and construction decrease petitions
There will be a Q&A after the presentations This event will be recorded and will be made available for viewing on the City’s YouTube channel after the event.

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Your guide to selecting Marketplace Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov

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Your guide to selecting Marketplace Health Insurance at HealthCare.gov

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Choosing a Marketplace Health Insurance plan can be overwhelming. Here are some factors to consider that can help you make an informed decision:

💵 Monthly premiums: How much can you afford each month? Understanding your budget is vital for long-term sustainability.

🩺 Coverage: Does the plan cover your specific healthcare needs? Review the benefits to ensure they include your regular prescriptions and doctor visits.

🏥 Network: Are your preferred doctors and hospitals part of the plan's network? Using in-network providers can save you money.

Remember to enroll by January 15, 2025!

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3 things to know before you pick a health insurance plan

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Get tips on comparing & choosing a health plan that make the process simpler
Get tips on comparing & choosing a health plan that make the process simpler

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As the holidays approach, food costs can put extra pressure on many families. If you or someone you know is finding it hard to pay for groceries, there may be help available.

🍽️ Find local food banks and pantries: Many communities have free meals and groceries to those in need. Visit the HUD Find Shelter Tool to find food banks and meal services near you.

👶 Help for families with young children: If you’re pregnant or have young children under five, check the Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). It provides access to healthy food, nutrition education, and more. See if you qualify today.

💳 Monthly grocery assistance: The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps households with low incomes buy groceries. Learn more and apply.

🧓 Food programs for older adults: Many states offer nutrition programs for those aged 60 and over who have limited income. Explore your options at USA.gov.

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First Time Homebuyer Workshop - English-11/23 @VAP

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First Time Homebuyer Workshop - English-11/23 @VAP

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FREE children's concert with Andrew & Polly at Elemental Music, Nov 10

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FREE children's concert with Andrew & Polly at Elemental Music, Nov 10

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Andrew & Polly Concert with Elemental Music

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Get access to the digital resources and support you need to

thrive in the 21st century.

Human-1-T is a nonprofit that believes access to technology is a right-not a privilege. That's why we

provide low-cost devices, internet access, and digital skills training to individuals who lack access to

critical digital technology. Below you can learn about which of our services is right for you.

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(310) 664-6222 ext 76203

www.smmusd.org/adulted

Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Adult Education Center

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(310) 664-6222 ext 76203

www.smmusd.org/adulted

Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Adult Education Center

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Making government services easier to find

USA.gov helps you locate and understand government benefits, programs, and information.

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Making government services easier to find | USAGov

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Find government benefits, services, agencies, and information at USA.gov. Contact elected officials. Learn about passports, Social Security, taxes, and more.

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Información del Gobierno de Estados Unidos a su alcance

USAGov en Español hace más fácil la búsqueda de servicios y programas del Gobierno.

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Información del Gobierno de Estados Unidos a su alcance | USAGov

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Encuentre información sobre los beneficios, servicios y agencias del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos en USAGov en Español. Conozca más sobre visas, pasaportes, Seguro Social, vivienda, empleos y más.

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Reminder: Call for Applications for the Virginia Avenue Park Advisory Board, closes 9/20

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Reminder: Call for Applications for the Virginia Avenue Park Advisory Board, closes 9/20

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Applicants must reside in Santa Monica and shall not hold paid office with or be employed by City government.  VAPAB members shall serve for a term of four (4) years.  At the discretion of the Recreation and Parks Commission, Board members may serve for up to three consecutive terms.  Appointment will be made by the Recreation and Parks Commission at a future meeting.  Applications will be kept on file for one year for future vacancies.

Applications are due on Friday, September 20, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.

APPLY ONLINE:

English: https://forms.office.com/g/Fg5Ge4e4PU

Spanish: https://forms.office.com/g/Zjnq0LXSWu

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Healthcare for your whole family

Culver City

Address: 3861 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230

Appointment: 310-450-2191

Administration: 310-450-4773

Email: lobby@wfhcenter.org

Getting here: Bus or Metro

Services: Family Practice, Pediatric Care, Reproductive Health, Mental Health, and Dental Health

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Dear Friends,  Happy almost fall! Time to go back to school, and back to the Library.

This month's highlights:

September Computer Class topics are Popular Websites & Apps (9/11) and Build Your Own Website (9/25).

Learn about Medicare basics and the 2025 changes to Medicare Advantage and Part D drug plans at Main Library (9/17) or the Montana Ave Branch (9/26) – flyer attached.

Discover the joy of social reading at our Literary Lounge (9/18).

The Summer of Strum concludes with the "Easy Pickings" Ukulele Workshop (9/19).

Grow your small business by attending the How to Become a Vendor (Contractor) workshop (9/24).

Test your literary knowledge at Banned Books Trivia Night, offsite at Solidarity Restaurant (9/24 – flyer attached).

For a complete list of events for all ages, see the September 2024 Calendar of Events, sign up for our monthly e-newsletter, and follow @smpubliclibrary on Facebook, Instagram, X and Tiktok.

See you at the Library!

Barbara Chang Fleeman (She/Her)

Librarian I, Community Engagement & Programming Division

Santa Monica Public Library

(310) 458-8630

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Looking to Volunteer in Santa Monica? Join the Volunteer Fair, 9/22 @ Third Street Promenade

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Looking to Volunteer in Santa Monica? Join the Volunteer Fair, 9/22 @ Third Street Promenade

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Rick Stoff

Board Co-Chair

Volunteer Collective

310-621-4986

volunteer-collective.org

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For Attendees- Volunteer Fair Flyer August 2024

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Art Break Day at VAP, Fri. Sept. 6, 11am to 4pm

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Art Break Day at VAP, Fri. Sept. 6, 11am to 4pm

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🎨✨Igniting creativity! 🎨✨ Instigating creativity with Art Break Day 2024! 🎨✨

🎨✨ 14th Annual Art Break Day! 🎨✨Make art with the world! 🎨✨

Friday, September 6, 2024

11 am to 4 pm

Virginia Avenue Park

2200 Virginia Avenue

Santa Monica, CA

Join us at our Santa Monica Art Break Day site at Virginia Avenue Park.  Unleash your inner artist and celebrate the joy of creation with us and the world! 🌟

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Art Break Day at VAP, Fri. Sept. 6, 11am to 4pm - Martin, Lorena - Outlook 8.29.24

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Haven Neighborhood Services Presents: Credit & Safe Online Practices Workshop in English on July 17th and Spanish on July 24th

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Haven Neighborhood Services Presents: Credit & Safe Online Practices Workshop in English on July 17th and Spanish on July 24th

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Angel Morales | Financial Coach

Haven Neighborhood Services

Pronouns: he | him | his

Direct: 213-543-9738

Address: 2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Donations: Haven Neighborhood Services

Website: www.havenservices.org | Find us on: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram

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Haven Neighborhood Services Spanish July 2024

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Haven Neighborhood Services Presents: Credit & Safe Online Practices Workshop in English on July 17th and Spanish on July 24th

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Haven Neighborhood Services Presents: Credit & Safe Online Practices Workshop in English on July 17th and Spanish on July 24th

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Angel Morales | Financial Coach

Haven Neighborhood Services

Pronouns: he | him | his

Direct: 213-543-9738

Address: 2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Donations: Haven Neighborhood Services

Website: www.havenservices.org | Find us on: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram

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Santa Monica Public Library Events, July 2024

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Santa Monica Public Library Events, July 2024

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Happy Summer! Our 2024 Summer Reading Program is off to a great start! This year, we are participating in L.A. County's inaugural "One Book, One City" program. Register, get a coupon for a free book from the Friends of SMPL bookstore, and log your reading time for a chance to win a prize! Have you signed up yet?

For a complete list of events for all ages, see the July 2024 Calendar of Events, sign up for our monthly e-newsletter, and follow @smpubliclibrary on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

A few highlights:

Catch the final performance of the Soundwaves new music series as it concludes its seven-and-a-half year run at SMPL with The Present Quartet (7/6).

Stop by the Main Library Central Courtyard every Monday between 3-5 p.m. for Bookmark Mondays. Craft a different bookmark each week.

This month's Computer Class topics are Computer Basics (7/10) and Internet Basics (7/24).

Find a great new read and meet other book lovers at our Literary Lounge (7/10).

Tech & Tasks offers one-on-one, drop-in assistance with such tasks as using a smart phone, writing a resume, and nd filling out written and online applications. Thursdays, July 11, 18 & 25 from 2-4 p.m.

Experience the joys of making music with others at a concert/strum-along/sing-along with Cali Rose and the CC Strummers (7/20).

The Library will be closed tomorrow in honor of Independence Day. We wish you a safe and happy holiday and look forward to seeing you at the Library!

Barbara Chang Fleeman (She/Her)

Librarian I, Community Engagement & Programming Division

Santa Monica Public Library

(310) 458-8630

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Catch the final performance of the Soundwaves new music series as it concludes its seven-and-a-half year run at SMPL with The Present Quartet (7/6).

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Catch the final performance of the Soundwaves new music series as it concludes its seven-and-a-half year run at SMPL with The Present Quartet (7/6).

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CCS Concert and Strum-along July 2024 flyer

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July 17: PRESERVING OUR DIVERSITY (POD) PROGRAM SPANISH AND ENGLISH INFO SESSION

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July 17: PRESERVING OUR DIVERSITY (POD) PROGRAM SPANISH AND ENGLISH INFO SESSION

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Please join us for an opportunity to learn more about the City of Santa Monica’s Preserving our Diversity (POD) Program. The goal of this program is to help low-income, long-term Santa Monica senior renters with monthly cash assistance to meet their basic needs.

To learn more about the program and sign up, visit:

https://www.santamonica.gov/housing-pod

There will be an opportunity to talk to City Staff after the presentation

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July 17: PRESERVING OUR DIVERSITY (POD) PROGRAM SPANISH AND ENGLISH INFO SESSION

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July 17: PRESERVING OUR DIVERSITY (POD) PROGRAM SPANISH AND ENGLISH INFO SESSION

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Únase a nosotros para tener la oportunidad de aprender más sobre el Programa Preservando nuestra Diversidad (POD) de la Ciudad de Santa Mónica. El objetivo de este programa es ayudar a los inquilinos mayores de edad; con bajos ingresos y que sean residentes de Santa Mónica con asistencia mensual (en efectivo) para satisfacer sus necesidades básicas.

Para obtener más información sobre el programa o inscribirse, visite:

https://www.santamonica.gov/housing-pod

Tendrá la oportunidad de hablar con el personal de la ciudad después de la presentación.

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Preserving Our Diversity (POD)

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Preserving Our Diversity (POD)

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THE POD PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

The Preserving Our Diversity (POD) program provides cash-based assistance to low-income, long-term Santa Monica residents in rent-controlled apartments in Santa Monica to help achieve a minimum monthly after-rent income of $986 for a one-person household or $1,724 for a two-person household.

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THE POD PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

The Preserving Our Diversity (POD) program provides cash-based assistance to low-income, long-term Santa Monica residents in rent-controlled apartments in Santa Monica to help achieve a minimum monthly after-rent income of $986 for a one-person household or $1,724 for a two-person household.
To be eligible for the POD program, you must meet the following criteria:

Be a senior aged 65 or older; and

Have occupied your current Santa Monica rent-controlled apartment since before January 1, 2000; and

Have an annual household income equal to or less than Very Low Income (50% Area Median Income) for Los Angeles County, as determined by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (see table):

Please note: Applications will be accepted on a continuous basis. After applying, only applicants who meet the criteria listed above will be placed on the waiting list for this program. Applicants will then be selected to enroll in the program by lotteries.

You can register in English or Spanish online at the link above via computer, tablet, or smartphone. To request a paper application, leave a message at (310) 458-8743 and tell us your name, address, phone number, and that you'd like to request a paper application for the POD program.
If you need to request a reasonable accommodation or language assistance to apply, please leave a message at (310) 458-8743. To view the program's manual of policies and procedures, click here. The City of Santa Monica does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, source of income, familial status, disability, genetic information, age, citizenship, primary language, or immigration status in the access to, admission into, or employment in, housing programs or activities.

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Preserving Our Diversity (POD)

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THE POD PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS The Preserving Our Diversity (POD) program provides cash-based assistance to low-income, long-term Santa Monica residents in rent-controlled apartments in Santa Monica to help achieve a minimum monthly after-rent income of $986 for a one-person household or $1,724 for a two-person household.

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Below Market Housing

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Below Market Housing

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The City of Santa Monica’s Below Market Housing (BMH) program offers housing opportunities for Santa Monica residents and workers for a range of family sizes and incomes

Rather than providing a rental subsidy, this program offers apartments in the private sector at a rent that is lower than market rate. Households that meet the conditions listed below can apply for the BMH waitlist and will be contacted when apartments have vacancies that fit their income and household composition needs.

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The City of Santa Monica's Below Market Housing (BMH) program offers housing opportunities for Santa Monica residents and workers for a range of family sizes and incomes
Rather than providing a rental subsidy, this program offers apartments in the private sector at a rent that is lower than market rate. Households that meet the conditions listed below can apply for the BMH waitlist and will be contacted when apartments have vacancies that fit their income and household composition needs.
APPLY TO THE BMH WAITLIST
Who can apply?
To be eligible for the BMH waitlist, applicants' total household income, before taxes, must not exceed the amounts listed below (effective May 1, 2023):

1-person household: $97,100;

2-person household: $110,900;

3-person household: $124,800;

4-person household: $138,700;

5-person household: $149,800

The waitlist is open to everyone who meets the income requirements, and priority is given to households that live or work in Santa Monica. To receive this priority, the head of household must:

Live in Santa Monica;

Work in Santa Monica at least 25 hours per week;

Participate in an approved job training program in Santa Monica;

Have last worked at least 25 hours per week in Santa Monica and now receive unemployment, worker's compensation, vocational rehabilitation benefits, disability benefits, or retirement benefits from the City of Santa Monica.

What do I need to apply?

You will need:

A valid email address

Documentation verifying your income and employment or residence in Santa Monica. Acceptable documents include tax forms, bank statements, paystubs, and documentation of any other income, assets, or benefits. You can upload pictures of the documents, but they need to be clearly readable.

How do I apply?

Please follow the steps in this guide to apply to the waitlist. Para ver el guía en español, haga clic aqui.

How do I check my waitlist status?

To check your status for the BMH program, please log into your account (there should be a link in your email confirmation; it's the same website where you applied) and go to Step 3 to check your status on the waitlist.

When will I know if I got selected?

When an owner of an affordable housing property has a vacancy, they request applicants from the BMH waitlist. We then pull applications from the top of the waitlist based on priority, household size, and income. If you qualify, we send your information to the property owner and the property owner will contact you directly.

How do you choose who gets selected?

Applicants are split into three categories:

First priority -

1A) Santa Monica households who have been or will be displaced from their homes within 12 months due to a natural disaster, a government ordered eviction, demolition of the building, owner/relative occupancy of your apartment, or eviction due to the Ellis Act or a Mobile Home closure

1B) Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) issued by Santa Monica Housing Authority

1C) Historically Displaced Households Pilot - Approved applicants

Second priority - All other households who either live in Santa Monica or work at least 25 hours per week in Santa Monica. This includes persons in job training programs with a Santa Monica employer or who previously worked in Santa Monica and now receive retirement benefits, worker's compensation, unemployment benefits, disability benefits, or vocational rehabilitation benefits from the City of Santa Monica.

Third priority - by the date and time that the application is submitted.

Waitlist applicants must abide by a "strike" policy to continue participation in the BMH waitlist. If an applicant receives five (5) strikes, they will be removed from the BMH waitlist and must reapply. Therefore, it is important to understand what will and will not result in a strike. The City has discretion on whether an applicant remains on the waitlist.
You will not get a strike if:

You were not referred to an apartment, not contacted, or did not meet building/credit requirements.

You were emailed about a vacancy but are not interested AND provided a reason as why (also called "opting out" of the vacancy).

You will receive a strike if:

You were emailed about a vacancy and opted in but did not:
- Respond to the property manager when they contacted you
- Show up to your appointment

You declined the apartment after it was offered to you

Your actual income was calculated by the property owner to be too high or low to meet the eligibility requirements of the apartment, which means your application is not up-to-date or accurate

Your household size does not fit the apartment because your application is not up-to-date or accurate

How can I learn more about improving my credit history?

Los Angeles County Consumer & Business Affairs Center for Financial Empowerment offers resources for consumers interested in credit counseling and other financial empowerment strategies - click here to visit their website.

Community Corporation of Santa Monica

The City of Santa Monica is partnering with Community Corporation of Santa Monica, a non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing, to provide one streamlined list for affordable housing. The BMH program incorporates what was formerly known as the AHPP program as well as Community Corporation's portfolio of vacancies. If you are applying for one of Community Corp's studio apartments and meet the criteria, you will be contacted by a member of Community Corp's leasing team.

To contact Santa Monica Housing Office, please email SMHousing@santamonica.gov. Or you can leave us a message at 310-458-8740

Para comunicarse con la oficina de Vivienda de Santa Mónica, puede enviar un correo electrónico a viviendas@santamonica.gov . Al contrario, puede llamar al 310-458-8740 para dejarnos un mensaje de voz.

APPLY TO THE BMH WAITLIST

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Santa Monica Housing Office - Below Market Housing

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The City of Santa Monica's Below Market Housing (BMH) program offers housing opportunities for Santa Monica residents and workers for a range of family sizes and incomes Rather than providing a rental subsidy, this program offers apartments in the private sector at a rent that is lower than market rate.

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Do you have questions about applying to the City's Below Market Housing (BMH) or Preserving Our Diversity (POD) programs? Please join us for Office Hours at Virginia Avenue Park. Housing staff will be available to answer questions inperson in English and Spanish. No appointment necessary, first come basis. To learn more about our programs and sign up, please visit: https://santamonicahousing.org/ For additional questions, please email us at: smhousing@santamonica.gov If you would like to contact us via phone, please call: (310) 458-8740

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¿Tiene preguntas sobre cómo aplicar a los programas de Vivienda por Debajo del Mercado (BMH) o Preservando Nuestra Diversidad (POD)? Tendremos horarios de oficina disponible en Virginia Avenue Park. El personal del departamento de Vivienda estará disponible para contestar sus preguntas en persona en Inglés y Español.

Para obtener más información sobre nuestros programas e inscribirse, visite: https://santamonicahousing.org/ Si tiene preguntas adicionales, envíenos un correo electrónico a: viviendas@santamonica.gov Si desea ponerse en contacto con nosotros por teléfono, llame al: (310) 458-8740

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Generational Wealth Workshop presented by Haven Neighborhood Service-6/6 & 6/7

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Generational Wealth Workshop presented by Haven Neighborhood Service-6/6 & 6/7

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Haven Neighborhood Services presents:

Building Generational Wealth Workshop

Taller de Finanza Generacionalangel

English: Thursday June 6th @ 6:00-7:00pm

Spanish: Wednesday, June 26th @ 6:00-7:00pm

Location: Virginia Avenue Park, Patio Room 2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

T o R S V P f o r t h i s w o r k s h o p p l e a s e c o n t a c t :

Diana Arciniega 213-995-7664 diana.arciniega@havenservices.org/ Angel Morales 213-543-9738 angel.morales@havenservices.org

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Angel Morales | Financial Coach

Haven Neighborhood Services

Pronouns: he | him | his

Direct: 213-543-9738

Address: 2200 Virginia Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Donations: Haven Neighborhood Services

Website: www.havenservices.org | Find us on: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram

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Currently enrolling children ages 0-3 years and expecting families. Services are at no cost to eligible families.

www.venicefamilyclinic.org/ehs

(310) 664-7536

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Housing Program Office Hours at Virginia Avenue Park (VAP)

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Housing Program Office Hours at Virginia Avenue Park (VAP)

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Housing staff will be available for monthly “Office Hours” to assist applicants with questions about the City’s Below Market Housing (BMH) and Preserving Our Diversity (POD) programs.

Staff will be available from 4:30 to 7:00 pm on the following Wednesdays:

•    May 15th, June 12th, July 17th,  August 21st

The sessions will be held in the Park Center Building at Virginia Avenue Park. The address is:

2200 Virginia Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Link to the Spanish flyer
Link to the English flyer
Link for more BMH program information and the application
Link for more POD program information and the application

City of Santa Monica
Housing Division

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Stop Senior Scams Program at Santa Monica Public Library, 3/26

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Stop Senior Scams Program at Santa Monica Public Library, 3/26

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The Stop Senior ScamsSM Acting Program returns to Santa Monica Public Library with an informative new presentation on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the Main Library’s Multipurpose Room, 601 Santa Monica Blvd.

This program is free and open to the public. For more information on Library programs, visit smpl.org. Santa Monica Public Library is wheelchair accessible. For disability-related accommodations, call (310) 458-8600 one week prior to event. Ride your bike or Big Blue Bus. Bicycle parking racks are available at the Library.

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English, Pico Branch Annex
Spanish, VAP Teen Center
Certified financial experst discuss key topics to help you reach your financial goals.  Sessions offered in English & Spanish.

Free & open to the public.
(310) 458-8600
www.smpl.org

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Tuesdays, March 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2023
1:30-3:30 pm
Main Library
601 Santa Monica Blvd.
Computer Training Room

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-Develop your reading and writing skills
-Use new technology
-Earn your diploma
-Improve job skills
-Get a driver's license
-Become a citizen

(310) 458-8603
Text (888) 613-2383
literacy.program@santamonica.gov
www.smpl.org

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Adult & Family Literacy  fliers 8.22 revision

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Applying for a job? Got a new device?
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2ND FLOOR TUTORING CENTER

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A FREE and Confidential App that connects YOU to
FREE Resources in LA County.
No Phone? Use WIN What I Need® at:
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WIN: What I Need ®La Aplicación para Quienes Necesitan Servicios o No Tienen Hogar

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WIN: What I Need ®La Aplicación para Quienes Necesitan Servicios o No Tienen Hogar

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¿Qué es la aplicación WIN™?
o WIN es una aplicación gratuita y fácil de usar que CONECTA CONFIDENCIALMENTE a las personas con los servicios gratuitos
o WIN empodera a los jóvenes, estudiantes, adultos, familias y personas mayores que no tienen hogar o necesitan servicios (por ejemplo, carecen de acceso a alimentos adecuados, vivienda, etc.) para encontrar ayuda

Our Community LA/info@oclawin.org/P.O. Box 676 Pacific Palisades CA 90272

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What is the WIN™ app?
o WIN is a free, easy-to-use app that CONFIDENTIALLY connects people to free services that are provided without requiring a referral
o Available in English and Spanish, WIN empowers students, adults, families and seniors who are homeless or lack access to adequate food, housing, jobs, healthcare, etc. to find help.

Our Community LA/ info@oclawin.org/www.oclawin.org /PO Box 676, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

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Finding housing assistance can be difficult to navigate on your own. Benefits.gov provides information on many resources and benefits that can help with your housing needs.

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Learn the Difference Between SNAP and WIC Programs

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Learn the Difference Between SNAP and WIC Programs

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) are federally funded health and nutrition programs. SNAP and WIC help low-income families and their children.

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Finding housing assistance can be hard to do on your own. With so many types of loans, grants, and aid programs, it can be hard to know what is best for you and your family. This article is going to look at programs that help both homeowners and renters with housing needs.

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Our mission is to financially empower vulnerable communities in Los Angeles by providing no-cost financial education and direct services to end their financial and housing crisis.
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"Our motto is 'at Haven Neighborhood Services, your financial and housing crisis ends here!' This is not an over-promised statement but rather, a set standard we place on ourselves to go above and beyond for our clients who are hopeless and high-risk of being homeless."

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Los Angeles Area Economic Planning Services | Haven Neighborhood Services

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"Our motto is 'at Haven Neighborhood Services, your financial and housing crisis ends here!' This is not an over-promised statement but rather, a set standard we place on ourselves to go above and beyond for our clients who are hopeless and high-risk of being homeless." Erika Toriz, Founder

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PATH is ending homelessness for individuals, families, and communities. We do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.

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epath.org | People Assisting The Homeless

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If you are a currently homeless individual on the Westside:
Until further notice, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, HSC will be suspending all services from this site. We will however be providing reduced services of To-Go meals and mail service for current clients between the hours of 9:30 am and 12 pm Monday through Friday at our Bread & Roses Café located at 663 Rose Ave in the city of Venice.

Outside of business hours, resources and information can be requested by calling 211.

If you are a currently (or at-risk) homeless family with children:
Please call 211 as your first step to getting help. 211 will refer you to your nearest resource.

If you are currently housed and need food assistance:
Please contact our Food Pantry at 310-396-6468 ext. 313 to make an initial appointment. After you register, you will be able to come to the Food Pantry on a weekly basis and have access to a range of other St. Joseph Center programs.

If you are interested in job training:
Use these links to learn more about our Culinary Training Program for men and women 18 and older and our Codetalk program for women 18 and older.

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Hope Through Empowerment | St. Joseph Center

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Outreach and Engagement, Housing, Mental Health, and Education & Vocational Programs across Los Angeles County. Provide resources & tools to those in need.

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Venice Community Housing supports and builds equitable and inclusive communities by providing affordable housing with supportive services, education, employment programs, and public policy advocacy that advances racial and economic justice.

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Celebrating 30 years of Affordable Housing and Community Development

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LA County Library Laptop & Hotspot Loan Program

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LA County Library Laptop & Hotspot Loan Program

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Do you know anyone without internet or a computer at home who would benefit from borrowing them—to apply for jobs, access homeschooling resources, or simply stay connected to information?

You can now check out a kit with a Chromebook and wireless hotspot to access the internet (plus chargers) inside a handy carrying case, from any Sidewalk Service location.

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LA County Library celebrates LGBTQ Pride Month

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One-Stop Centralized Resource Hub for Older Adults in LA County

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One-Stop Centralized Resource Hub for Older Adults in LA County

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Older adults, families, and caregivers can now easily navigate and access a wide-range of age-friendly County services in our new centralized resource hub for older adults in LA County.

The virtual hub was launched in partnership with 18 other county departments in effort to provide a one-stop hub of resources from health and wellness to food and nutrition.

Visit here to learn more.

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The County of Los Angeles is committed to providing services which have positive impacts on the lives of the older adults, dependent adults, families and caregivers throughout our communities. With a focus on emphasizing age-friendly communities, Los Angeles County has created a collection of services, programs, and supports based on the needs of older adults while ensuring a better quality of life for all older residents in the Los Angeles Region.

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Fast Facts About the Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8)

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Fast Facts About the Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8)

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The Housing Choice Voucher Program, also known as Section 8, is the federal government’s program for helping low-income families afford housing. Participants can choose housing that meets the requirements of the program and receive housing vouchers to help with their rental costs.
-You can choose where you live
-You can move while receiving assistance, You have responsibilities as the tenant while receiving assistance, The landlord in the voucher program must provide housing that meets the program's standards, The Dept. of Housing & Urban Dev. (HUD) covers the cost of the program.

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If you're concerned that someone you care about may be the victim of abuse, don't be silent. Call our Elder Abuse Hotline at 1-877-477-3646 to report abuse 24 hours a day, 7 days a week or visit here to learn more about Adult Protective Services.

Workforce Development Aging and Community Services Announcement, 1/20/22

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A Mandated Reporter is any person who has assumed full or intermittent responsibility for the care or custody of an elder/dependent adult, whether or not he/she receives compensation, including administrators, supervisors, and any licensed staff of a public or private facility that provides care or services for elder/dependent adults, or any elder/dependent adult care custodian, health practitioner, clergy member, or employee of a county adult protective services agency or a local law enforcement agency (WIC 15630[a]).

Additionally, all officers and employees of financial institutions are mandated reporters of suspected financial abuse of an elder/dependent adult (WIC 15630.1[a]).

What is the penalty for non-reporting of suspected abuse by a Mandated Reporter?

Failure to report, or impeding or inhibiting a mandated report of physical abuse, abandonment, abduction, isolation, or neglect of an elder/dependent adult, is a misdemeanor that is punishable by imprisonment in the county jail for up to six months, or a fine of up to $1,000, or both. If the mandated reporter willfully fails to report, or impedes or inhibits a report of abuse and the abuse results in the victim's death or great bodily injury, the reporter may be punished by imprisonment in the county jail for up to one year or a fine of up to $5,000, or both (WIC 15630[h]).

Failure to report financial abuse is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 or if the failure to report is willful, a fine up to $5,000 (WIC 15630.1[f]).

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A Mandated Reporter is any person who has assumed full or intermittent responsibility for the care or custody of an elder/dependent adult, whether or not he/she receives compensation, including administrators, supervisors, and any licensed staff of a public or private facility that provides care or services for elder/dependent adults, or any elder/dependent adult care custodian, health practitioner, clergy member, or employee of a county adult protective services agency or a local law enforcement agency (WIC 15630[a]).

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(213) 385-2977 x 410 or wgr@publiccounsel.org

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Santa Monica Public Library

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Santa Monica Public Library

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Santa Monica College Student Resource Guide

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Santa Monica College Student Resource Guide

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PEOPLE CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS

VISIT AN ACCESS POINT OR CENTER

If you are on the Westside of Los Angeles, visit The People Concern’s Access Center at 503 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401. (310) 450-4050

Hours are Mon-Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
* Tuesday 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
* We are closed the 1st & 2nd Wednesday of each month.

CALL 211 OR VISIT 211LA.ORG

211 LA is the central source for providing information and referrals for all health and human services in LA County.

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To be eligible for housing resources, individuals experiencing homelessness will go through an in-take process, so that they can then be connected to available resources within the Coordinated Entry System (CES). To be entered into CES you must first complete an intake survey that will assess your unique needs. This could be done at an Access Point/Center or with Outreach Teams.

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To be eligible for housing resources, individuals experiencing homelessness will go through an in-take process, so that they can then be connected to available resources within the Coordinated Entry System (CES). To be entered into CES you must first complete an intake survey that will assess your unique needs.

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Evans Community Adult School

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Los Angeles Unified School District

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Santa Monica College

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Explore the growing health care industry and pursue a career in wellness, nutrition, fitness, or medical support services at SMC.

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Santa Monica College

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Noncredit Career Education Certificates

All noncredit certificate programs are short term and designed to be completed in one semester. Students may take individual classes, however all the program's classes must be taken to be awarded the certificate of completion.

Schedule of 2021 Classes:
CTE Fall 2021 Schedule *F1 Student Visa holders are not eligible for noncredit courses
Noncredit Pathways

Noncredit Career Education Certificate Offerings

Introduction to Early Care and Education

Introduction to Early Care and Education - ECE 901

Culturally Relevant Curriculum - ECE 902

Early Care Licensing and Workforce Readiness - ECE 903

Total Program Hours: 40.5

Dual Certificate for English Language Learners

English Language learners are encouraged to also enroll in ESL College and Career Pathways (Early Care and Education) Certificate if you are interested in the Noncredit Introduction to Early Care and Education Program. Students that complete both programs will receive a Dual Certificate in ESL College and Career Pathways and Introduction to Early Care and Education:
1. ESL for College and Career Pathways-Introduction - ESL 994 2. ESL for College and Career Pathways- Effective Communication - ESL 995

Enroll Today!

New Students: New students only enrolling interested in Noncredit courses, please fill out the SMC Noncredit Application and email the completed application to NoncreditRegistration@smc.edu

Current SMC Students: Students enrolled in both credit and noncredit courses may enroll in Noncredit Vocational Certificate courses/programs by emailing NoncreditRegistration@smc.edu or by registering on Corsair Connect.
Students who complete all the necessary courses to earn a Noncredit Certificate will be connected to JVS West Los angeles Worksource center and are eligible to participate in the SMC Graduation Ceremony.
Applying for your Certificate?

Log in and complete the Petition for Certificate (SMC Log In needed)

Wait for an email with the following:

Evaluator assigned

Certificate status

Certificate granted

Letter from Admissions and Records

Your printed certificate will be mailed to the address on file
Wait time is usually 12 weeks after the end of the semester

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All noncredit certificate programs are short term and designed to be completed in one semester. Students may take individual classes, however all the program's classes must be taken to be awarded the certificate of completion.