Hope Commmunity Center Case Study

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Participating in the Bridges Summer Program will help me greatly in the transition between high school and college. Reading about the program I have learned that this program is meant to help students transition to a college-level work environment and I know that I need this type of help. The good thing about this program is that they help students individually and this way students will have a better chance at really being prepared to start college in the fall. I want to participate in this program so that I can take advantage of how the program will help me to reach my career goal and transition from Valencia to UCF by directconnect. Having smaller classes will be a bigger benefit

Ms. Carlene Martinez was promoted to a GAIN Services Worker position effective 09/16/2017. She was assigned to the Southwest Family CalWORKs District, Homeless Case Management Program as a Homeless Case Manager (HCM) under the supervision of the rater.

The most important service offered to Latina students at East Los Angeles College is the Latina Completion and transfer Academy. The reason this service is the most important is because of their self-efficacy through cultural relevant teaching and learning, they empower and support Latinas, their main goal is to succeed in maintaining high rate of transferring out members. The academy provides their own courses with flexible hours that members can attend as well as childcare during those courses. They also provide private tutoring and textbooks to ensure the success of members. Their main focus is to have members transfer to a UC or obtain certificates. The Latina Completion and Transfer Academy gives Latinas like myself direction and confidence

As previously mentioned, she has done a lot in the last six decades an activist, leader and friend to her community. She has organized strikes that set standards for workers and founded organizations that can advocate and fight for the betterment of the lives of laborers. One of her biggest contributions came in the form of a boycott in the early 1970s in which she was instrumental. Dolores, alongside other activists such as Casér Chávez, worked to “ensure peace in the agricultural fields by guaranteeing justice for all agricultural workers and stability in labor relations” (Agricultural Labor Relations Board). Dolores and her fellow activists organized a march in Modesto, CA and pushed Governor Jerry Brown for reform to California labor

Mesilla or south Arizona had large deposits of gold and Euro-American worried that the occupation of the French and their creation of cities would make them owners of the land area. President Franklin Pierce, therefore, appointed James Gadsden to negotiate purchase as land as possible in the northern Mexico/south Arizona area. In the end, the United States literally threatened Mexico into selling g the land of more than 45000 acres for 10 million dollars. The purchase was officially signed in 1854 by president Franklin Pierce and granted the USA sovereignty of the southern tips of Arizona and some northern parts of New Mexico. The significance was once again an increment in the size of land for the United States. The significance was the ability

Antonio Villaraigosa is considered one of America’s most influential Hispanic people. He is an advocate for open borders and supports the rights and privileges for illegal aliens. Villaraigosa was important in the starting of the creation of the “Healthy Families” program that provided healthcare for more than three quarters of a million children. He also to make prescriptions affordable for the people.

The Academic Success Center located on the first floor in DeMoss is great valuable resource at Liberty University that every student should take advantage. The Academic Success Center provides programs like tutoring for student that need extra help in a particular subject, a writing services to help improve their writing skills as well providing student with academic advisors. The Testing Center in also location in the Academic Success Center, I even had the privilege to go there and take a quiz for my BIB 110 class during the second week of school. Overall, the Academic Success Center is a resourceful center that every student at Liberty University should utilize to further their academic

The immigration system is not something people think about every day, but it is a huge problem for the individuals coming to America. Many people want to come to America because of the opportunities, one being education. Immigrants may have the opportunity to come to America, but cannot afford to go to college to receive the education deserved. There needs to be an education plan provided to immigrants. This new program, called Sponsoring Hope, will provide immigrants with sponsors who pay for them to attend school. After the immigrant, has received the education of their choice then they will begin the process of repaying their sponsor. This program will benefit the immigrants and the community; therefore, it should be offered to all immigrants.

I have had the pleasure of having Lucero as an Algebra II student and as a tutor/mentor for my younger students. I have watched her become an amazing young person over the last few years who values hard work, helping others and education. I have seen Lucero’s enthusiasm for helping others through education develop into a passion that drives her educational focus. She is an extraordinary young woman who has given so much of her time to better our Greeley Central community and our Greeley community. She is always looking for ways where she can help others become successful. Through her time at Greeley Central she has been a part of AVID, FBLA, ETS, Dream Team and the La Raza Youth Leadership Program. She has won multiple awards for standing out from others in all of these programs. She has spent many hours translating and volunteering at multiple Greeley organizations and events. Her

The Z Community Foundation was established in 1999 to help improve the quality of life of citizens living in the Metro Denver area by providing community services and programs that focus on education, health awareness, youth, and elderly and social issues that impact the community as a whole. The Foundation also fosters alliances

Living Hope Charity (LHC) is an excellent charitable organization, providing a range of support, education and community services that improve the lives of children, youths and their families. LHC was established in 1992, with significantly growth in the past 25 years, the supporting departments and infrastructures have been fallen behind. For instance, employees have to submit their timesheets by a piece of paper twice a month in order to account and report their worked hours. The payroll accountants will enter timesheets in one system, export the results and import them into the other system, and then process information onto their own system. All three systems need the same information to operate, but there is no linkage among all of them,

Anuvia Prevention & Recovery Center provides outpatient treatment for individuals suffering from alcoholism and drug abuse. The organization provides treatment to both adults and adolescents. The organization 's volunteer program is open for anyone who would like to participate. Some clients are recommended to the organization from the courts, many of those individuals also receive community service which must be completed within a certain amount of time. Having the volunteer program within the organization offers a convenient option for this issue.

Passion 4 Community’s support, through both psychosocial counselling and facilitating enrolment in income generating activities, has proved successful in addressing the particular needs of the youths suffering from extreme poverty as a result of the conflict. A recent example of this can be illustrated by the assistance provided to a young girl aged 14 who was struggling to take care of her 5 siblings as a result of the loss of her parents, who both died of alcoholism following the conflict. When the psychosocial team initially intervened in this case, the girl was found to be extremely traumatized by her overwhelming responsibilities and she was suffering from a feeling of complete isolation. Weekly visits by the dedicated counsellors helped

During my first year in college, I did not foresee the barriers I would face being a first-generation Latina college student and not having a family member to ask for guidance in navigating my college education. Before attending college, I was aware that once I graduated from high school I would need to work and help my family financially because the occupation that my father held, selling ice cream in a truck, was not stable. Growing up in East Los Angeles and attending James A. Garfield High School, an overcrowded and poorly funded school, made it difficult to navigate my education. My knowledge about higher education was limited by the minimal interactions I had with counselors at my high