EDUCATION & CHILD DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT

1 EDUCATION & CHILD DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT . Early Head Start YouthBuild Charter School of California* Local Conservation Corps (LCC). (559) 263-1550 (559) 264-1048 YouthBuild Fresno (YB Fresno). 1920 Mariposa Mall, Suite 130, Fresno Provides a project-based high school (559) 264-1048. CHILD DEVELOPMENT and family support services curriculum to young adults (ages 18-24) 1805 E. California St., Fresno for pregnant women and families with infants obtaining their high school diploma. LCC provides young adults (ages 18-25) with and toddlers (ages 0-3). *Operated by YouthBuild Charter School of California paid job training and educational Head Start Adolescent Family Life Program (AFLP) opportunities. YB Fresno provides construction (559) 263-1200 (559) 263-1090 and health care training for young adults (ages Educational, emotional, social, health and 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 301, Fresno 18-24).

2 Nutritional services to preschool aged children Provides teen parents (ages 18 and younger) Valley Apprenticeship Connections (ages 3-5) and their families. with support and guidance to enhance their (559) 263-1110. parenting skills and obtain social and School Age CHILD Care (SACC) 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 350, Fresno economic independence. (559) 263-1015 Provides a 12-week pre-apprenticeship training to Provides quality low-cost and no-cost after prepare individuals for the construction industry. school childcare to children (ages 5-12) of EMPLOYMENT . eligible families. EMPLOYMENT & Training Services Urban South Youth Program** (559) 263-1100. School of Unlimited Learning (SOUL) (559) 263-1100 Provides young people (ages 14-24) with (559) 498-8543 Provides youth and young adults (ages 14-24) educational and EMPLOYMENT training A public charter school that uses a unique, EDUCATION , training and EMPLOYMENT services to opportunities to facilitate their transition into innovative approach to EDUCATION , targeting enhance their academic proficiency and self-sufficiency.

3 Provides High School Graduates students in 9th through 12th grades. EMPLOYMENT opportunities. (ages 18-21) paid work-based training and ** Funded by Fresno Regional Workforce Investment Board career mentoring services each summer. HOUSING & SHELTER ENERGY. Sanctuary Youth Shelter Housing Programs Low-Income Home Energy Assistance 1-800-820-4 YOU / (559) 498-8543 (559) 492-9727 (call or text) Program (LIHEAP). 1545 N Street, Fresno Provides housing assistance and supportive (559) 263-1135. Provides runaway, homeless, exploited or services to individuals and/or families that are 1371 Stanislaus Street, Fresno displaced youth, ages 12-18 (age 18 eligible currently street-homeless or chronically Provides financial assistance with heating and only if in high school) with 24/7 emergency homeless.

4 Cooling cost (electricity, gas, propane, and shelter, crisis intervention, counseling and wood), energy crisis intervention, and energy family reunification. Sanctuary Youth Shelter is HERO Team 2. (559) 475-8047 (call or text) EDUCATION to eligible households. a designated Safe Place for youth. Provides outreach, assessment, and navigation Weatherization Sanctuary Transitional Shelter services to individuals and their families (559) 263-1588. (559) 931-1444 (call or text) experiencing homelessness throughout Fresno 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 260, Fresno 1046 T Street, Fresno and Madera counties. Provides low-income residents with no-cost Provides overnight shelter for homeless young conservation measures and energy EDUCATION adults (ages 18-24) and Drop-In Center Safe Place (559) 475-8157 (call or text) to reduce utility bills.

5 Services for those under age 24. Provides access to immediate Solar PV Program Sanctuary Outreach to the Streets (SOS) help and supportive resources for (559) 263-1588. (559) 475-8157 (call or text) youth in crisis. As a community Program to install Solar PV systems on A street-based service that provides runaway initiative, the program designates schools, low-income family homes at no cost to and homeless youth under age 21 basic needs, businesses, and other youth-friendly customers. intervention and transportation to access organizations as Safe Place locations, which emergency shelter and transitional housing display the yellow and black sign. TXT 4 HELP. placement. SOS also offers food, shelter and [Text Safe and your current location (street, activities at Drop-In Centers.)]

6 City, zip)] to 69866. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT/SERVICES HEALTH & DENTAL. Central Valley Against Human Trafficking Fresno Street Saints Community Health Center (559) 263-1379 (559) 233-0345 (559) 499-1690 / 1047 R Street, Fresno 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 100-D, Fresno Sunset Community Center A primary care and comprehensive family Provides services to victims of human 1345 W. Eden, Fresno planning and reproductive health clinic helping trafficking regardless of age, gender or Restoring southwest Fresno to a safe and men, women and teens. Teens can call immigration status. Direct outreach, training healthy community by providing programs, (559) 265-5500 for a free ride to the and public awareness in Fresno, Kern, Kings, workshops, and abundant opportunities to Community Health Center.

7 Madera, Merced and Tulare counties. National build relationships through which residents California Personal Responsibility Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888 or are empowered and inspired to improve their EDUCATION Program (CAPREP). text Help to 233733 (BeFree). community. (559) 265-5504. Foster Grandparent Program Educates at-risk youth in Fresno County about (559) 263-1533 teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections prevention, healthy relationships, 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 116, Fresno HEALTH & DENTAL clinical linkages, and substance abuse. Senior volunteers provide personalized tutoring and mentoring support to contribute Free Denti-Cal Youth Services Rural Tobacco EDUCATION Program toward the academic success of underserved 1-844-421-3484; (559) 457-7800 (559) 263-1265 / 1900 Mariposa Mall, Suite 105A.

8 Children and teenagers. Provides dental service connections and oral Educates the community about the dangers health EDUCATION to youth (ages 0-20) who and increased risk of tobacco related diseases Tattoo Removal Clinic have Medi-Cal and live in Fresno County. and smoke free policies; provides 1047 R Street, Fresno Assists with finding local dentists, scheduling presentations and resources to live a tobacco Laser tattoo removal for the Mayor's Gang initial and follow up appointments. free lifestyle in rural Fresno County. Prevention Initiative (MGPI) Program. Call MGPI. hotline for more information (559) 621-2353. FOOD & NUTRITION FINANCIAL. Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Food Distributions Access Plus Capital (formerly Fresno CDFI). (559) 263-1150 (559) 263-1029 (559) 263-1351.

9 Provides healthy foods, nutrition Provides food to families residing in rural 1920 Mariposa Mall, Suite 111, Fresno EDUCATION , breastfeeding support, communities and inner city areas impacted by Provides financing and business assistance for health & community referrals to weather issues and economic downturn. entrepreneurs to start, strengthen, and expand pregnant women, new moms & small businesses. dads, and children (up to age 5). Food Systems Initiative (559) 263-1583 Self-Help Federal Credit Union*. 1920 Mariposa Mall, Suite 100, Fresno Explores and introduces innovations that (877) 369-2828 / 5150 E. Kings Canyon Rd. 3257 E. Shields Ave., Fresno strengthen local food producers, promotes their Provides responsible and affordable financial 4995 E. Kings Canyon Road, Suite 101, Fresno products, improves efficiencies, and encourages services as a full-service credit union to expand the consumption of fresh local produce.

10 Opportunities for underserved communities. 5104 N. West Ave., Fresno * Operating in Fresno County in a partnership with Fresno EOC. 788 W. Shaw Ave., Clovis Plate Fresno (559) 263-1583 Recycling Center Market Match Promotes local agriculture to everyone by (559) 263-1029 (559) 822-3599 / 17108 N. Friant Rd., Friant providing information to encourage healthy Get cash for recycling plastic, glass, cans. Stretches the eligible family's food budget, eating. View a map of farmers markets, farm provides a dollar-for-dollar match toward stands, and CSAs near you at Recycling Services purchases of fresh fruits and vegetables. (559) 264-1048. CRV recycling at large community events, restaurants, and schools in the Central Valley. Collects e-waste and tires at events or picks up from homes.