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Directory of Local and Regional Planning Partners Directory of Planning Partners This directory is intended to foster regional collaboration by providing workforce partners and other stakeholders with the contact information of regional and local workforce partners. Local Workforce Development Boards (Local Boards) are required to contact each organization listed in their respective RPU. Note that the list of organizations in the Directory of Planning Partners is not comprehensive and as such, Local Boards are not precluded from contacting other organizations not listed in the Directory. If the contact information of a required partner is not provided in the Directory, Local Boards are responsible for obtaining the contact information of such partner. Phone Organization Address City State Zip County Website/Organization’s Description Contact Name/Email Number Bay-Peninsula Regional Planning Unit Regional Organizer Racy Ming NOVA (707) 888-4919 [email protected] Regional Training Coordinator Sarbjeet Kaur San Jose/Silicon Valley (408) 794-1167 [email protected] Local Workforce Development Boards 1 South Van Ness Michael Carr San Francisco San Francisco CA 94103 San Francisco http://oewd.org/workforce (415) 701-4848 Avenue, 5th Floor [email protected] 505 West Olive, Kris Stadelman NOVA Sunnyvale CA 94086 San Mateo https://novaworks.org/ (408) 730-7232 Suite 550 [email protected] 5730 Chambertin Monique Melchor San Jose/Silicon Valley San Jose CA 95118 Santa Clara http://www.work2future.biz/ (408) 794-1100 Driver [email protected] 1111 San Felipe Enrique Arreola San Benito Hollister CA 95023 San Benito http://www.sbcjobs.org/ (831) 637-5627 Road, Suite 108 [email protected] Adult Education Block Grant (AEBG) Consortia San Francisco Adult 50 Phelan Avenue San Francisco CA 94112 San Francisco http://www.sfadulted.org Wendy Miller (415) 239-3370 Education Consortium [email protected] Accel San Mateo County 789 E. Poplar Avenue San Mateo CA 94401 San Mateo http://www.accelsmc.org Ka'Ryn Holder-Jackson (650) 558-2111 [email protected] Foothill De Anza / 12345 El Monte Road Los Altos Hill CA 94022 Santa Clara https://www.sites.google.com/site/nsccstcaebg/ Keith Moody (650) 940-6025 NSCCSTC [email protected] Gavilan Regional Adult 5055 Santa Teresa Gilroy CA 95020 Santa Clara http://www.aces.gavilan.edu Mary Ann Sanidad (408) 846-4945 Career and Education Blvd. [email protected] Services 1 South Bay Consortium for 600 S. Bascom Ave., San Jose CA 95128 Santa Clara http://sbcae.org/ Kishan Vujjeni (408) 918-5113 Adult Education Suite T100 [email protected] AEBG Regional Consortia Chair Bay Area Community https://sites.google.com/a/baccc.net/baccc/Home Rock Pfotenhauer (831) 479-6482 College Consortium [email protected] Department of Rehabilitation 455 Golden Gate San Francisco CA 94102 San Francisco http://dor.ca.gov/ Theresa Woo (415) 904-7151 Blvd, Suite 7727 The California Department of Rehabilitation works in [email protected] partnership with consumers and other stakeholders to provide services and advocacy resulting in employment, independent living and equality for individuals with disabilities. Department of Developmental Services Regional Centers San Andreas Regional 6203 San Ignacio San Jose CA 95119 Monterey https://www.dds.ca.gov/RC/rc365.cfm Javier Zaldivar (408) 374-9960 Center Avenue San Benito Santa Clara Santa Cruz Golden Gate Regional 1355 Market Street, San Francisco CA 94103 Marin https://www.dds.ca.gov/RC/rc361.cfm Eric Zigman (415) 546-9222 Center Suite 220 San Francisco San Mateo Independent Living Centers Independent Living 825 Howard Street San Francisco CA 94103 San Francisco https://www.ilrcsf.org/ 415-543-6222 Resource Center (ILRC-SF) The Independent Living Resource Center San Francisco’s (ILRCSF) Mission is to ensure that people with disabilities are full social and economic partners, both within their families and in a fully accessible community. Center for Independence 2001 Winward Way, San Mateo CA 94404 San Mateo http://www.cidsanmateo.org/ 650-645-1780 of Individuals with Suite 103 Mission is to provide support services, community Disabilities (CID) awareness, and systems change advocacy to promote full and equal community integration and participation for people with disabilities in San Mateo County. Silicon Valley Independent 25 North 14th Street, San Jose CA 95112 Santa Clara http://svilc.org/ 408-894-9041 Living Center (SVILC) Suite 1000 Silicon Valley Independent Living Center (SVILC) is a cross- disability, intergenerational and multicultural disability justice organization that creates fully inclusive communities that value the dignity, equality, freedom and worth of every human being. We do this by building disability identity, culture and pride; creating opportunities for personal and community transformation; and partnering with others to ensure that civil and human rights are protected. 2 Administration for https://www.acl.gov/ Elizabeth Akinola Community Living (ACL) [email protected] California Foundation for 1000 G Street Sacramento CA 95814 https://cfilc.org/ Christina Mills 916-326-1690 Independent Living Centers (CFILC) Health and Human Services Programs For CalWORKS County Send a request for the appropriate county Contact CalWORKs contact to: Emily Hering [email protected] For CalFresh County Send a request for the appropriate county Contact CalFresh contact to: Sarah Turner [email protected] CalFresh (Community Based Organizations) Jewish Vocational Services 225 Bush Street Suite San Francisco CA 94104 San Francisco https://www.jvs.org/ [email protected] (415) 391-3600 400 JVS programs focus on industries that are hiring and can offer career path jobs, such as healthcare, financial services, technology and trades. These Career Pathway programs are developed in partnership with Bay Area employers and give people in-demand skills, paid work experience and robust job search skills. Richmond Area Multi- 639 14th Avenue San Francisco CA 94118 San Francisco https://www.ramsinc.org/ [email protected] (415) 800-0699 Services RAMS, Inc. (Richmond Area Multi-Services) is a private, non- profit mental health agency that is committed to advocating for and providing community based, culturally-competent, and consumer-guided comprehensive services, with an emphasis on serving Asian & Pacific Islander Americans. San Francisco Clean City 366 Eddy Street San Francisco CA 94102 San Francisco http://www.sfcleancity.com/index.html [email protected] (415) 552-9201 Partnership The San Francisco Clean City Coalition is a non-profit organization established in 1991 to focus on cleaning, greening and beautifying the City of San Francisco. Clean City’s mission is to build bridges between quality of life resources and the neighborhood groups, merchant associations, and residents that need them. YES-Larkin Street Youth & 1850 Mission Street San Francisco CA 94103 San Francisco http://www.arribajuntos.org/ (415) 401-4931 Arrina Juntos Arriba Juntos is dedicated to promoting economic self- sufficiency for San Franciscans and their families through occupational training and employment opportunities. Each client receives intensive case management, educational and skills advancement, vocational training, supportive services, work readiness instruction, and placement services. In 3 addition, we provide many vital services to the residents of our community. We have been committed to this mission since 1965, making it one of the longest running workforce organizations in the city. ESL Vocational Immersion 1850 Mission Street San Francisco CA 94103 San Francisco http://www.arribajuntos.org/programs/esl (415) 487-3240 - Arriba Juntos New immigrants who arrive in the United States often face language barriers that impede social integration. Our ESL classes help them secure employment, get involved in their children's education, and become a stronger voice in the community. Community Jobs 1850 Mission Street San Francisco CA 94103 San Francisco http://www.arribajuntos.org/programs/community (415) 487-3240 Programs - Young Arriba Juntos is devoted to helping people in our community Community Developers achieve self-sufficiency. We offer specialized programs Arriba Juntos that reach out to individuals facing hardship and in unity we strive upwards together. Self-Help Light Job Duty 731 Sansome Street San Francisco CA 94111 San Francisco https://www.selfhelpelderly.org/ (415) 677-7600 Provider Over 90% of our clients are low-income and from minority communities. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for older adults by empowering seniors to help themselves and by providing comprehensive range of multicultural and multilingual services. Gavilan College 5055 Santa Teresa Gilroy CA 95020 Santa Clara http://www.gavilan.edu/index.php (408) 848-4800 Blvd Gavilan College is one of California’s 114 community colleges, serving a 2,700- square-mile area from South San Jose through most of San Benito County. The main campus, with a park-like setting, is located in Gilroy, CA. Additional instructional sites are located in Coyote Valley, Morgan Hill, San Martin (Aviation Maintenance Technology), and Hollister. Gavilan College offers courses and programs that satisfy the transfer requirements of four-year colleges and universities; job skill and career training programs; Basic Skills and English as a Second Language (ESL); Noncredit and Community Education. Work2future 1601 Foxworthy San Jose CA 95118 Santa Clara http://www.work2future.biz/ (408) 794-1234 Avenue Our goal is to help provide
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