CalWORKs
El programa CalWORKs (California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids) del 1736 Family Crisis Center brinda apoyo a las víctimas de violencia doméstica. El programa ayuda a las familias con niños que no tienen suficiente dinero para sus necesidades básicas porque uno de los padres está desempleado, discapacitado, no puede cuidar a los niños, está en la cárcel o ha muerto. Es posible que la persona que cuida a los niños no pueda pagar la comida, el alquiler, la ropa y otros gastos básicos de subsistencia de la familia. El objetivo principal de 1736 FCC es ayudar al cliente a superar las barreras al empleo debido a la violencia doméstica y obtener un empleo para que pueda vivir de forma independiente.
The agency’s Orange County CalWORKs program supports housing needs for victim families of domestic violence. The Housing Support Program assists homeless CalWORKs families in obtaining permanent housing and to provide wrap-around support to ensure housing retention utilizing evidence-based models and approaches such as Rapid Re-Housing and Housing First principles. HSP offers temporary financial assistance, security deposit, utilities payments, moving costs, hotel and motel vouchers, landlord recruitment, housing navigation, housing outreach, legal services and credit repair.
Service Location:
12431 Lewis Street, Suite 102
Garden Grove, CA 92840
Main Office: 714-823-4490 ext. 3300
Los Angeles County families receiving CalWORKs are referred to the agency by their GAIN worker. Case management services provide clients the supports needed to navigate services, including job development, legal and mental health services. Clients are linked to an employment specialist who assists them with obtaining employment by working one-on-one with the client to create a resume, develop a career profile, and practice job interviewing. The employment specialist attends job fairs with clients and along with the community service center supervisor, does outreach in the community to establish relationships with employers so that clients can more easily be hired. Legal and mental health services are provided internally as needed.
Service Locations:
Arlington Community Service Center
2116 Arlington Ave., Ste. 200
Los Angeles, CA 90018
(323)737-3900
Torrance Community Service Center
21707 Hawthorne Blvd., Ste. 300
Torrance, CA 90503
(310)543-9910