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Welcome to the
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Action Board of Santa Cruz County, Inc. (CAB)
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Want to get paid for hiring your next employee? For more information regarding CAB’s Subsidized Employment Program please click on this link. For an employer application to participate, please click on this link.
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The Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County operates seven programs that assist low-income residents to move out of poverty focusing on four service areas: Job Training and Employment Services, Housing and Homeless Services, Immigration Assistance, and Community Building. Please select the Programs and Services link above to review our services. In 2009, CAB programs assisted 6,136 unduplicated low-income people with emergency, sustaining or self-sufficiency services, as well as addressing an additional 6,244 requests for information and referral or brief services. The Community Action Board has 40 employees and has an annual budget of $3,811,040 in 2010. Please contact us by using the link below. Programa de Realojamiento Rápido y Prevención de Desalojamiento ¿Esta desamparado o en peligro de perder su hogar? Trabaja con personas desamparadas o que están en peligro de perder su hogar?
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Client Story of the Month A single, Latina mother with two young children attended one of CAB's Women Ventures Project's non-traditional career training courses. At the time, she was a CalWORKs participant living in Watsonville in a crowded family situation. During the six week course her confidence expanded as she participated in carpentry/electrical/ construction skill workshops. This confidence and the WVP career counseling led her to imagine becoming a building inspector. With WVP encouragement and case management she enrolled in construction management classes at Cabrillo and obtained an internship which led to her employment in a full time benefited position in this field. She earns over $23 an hour! To review CAB’s 2009 Recovery Act Local Plan please click here. Please click here to e-mail comments or suggestions regarding the plan to Tom Helman
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