Offers educational programs and activities that contribute to the development of improved critical thinking, self-esteem, communication, leadership, and life management skills. Services may include but are not limited to:
Eligibility: -Must be a Ventura County resident
-Completed TANF Prevention application on file
-Live within the OCVDC TANF service area
-At least 1 individual in the household must be American Indian/Alaska Native,
-Total household income equal or less than 300% of the federal poverty limit
-At least one household member must meet at least one of the following at risk indicators: Living in a high crime area, single-parent with children, parents that are not high school graduates, living with caretaker relative, previous history with mental health issues or involvement in behavioral health/mental health services, living on or near Reservation or Rancheria lands, previously involved in the juvenile justice system,
attending a low performing school, being a member of a low-income family, having documented learning or academic challenges, homelessness, experiencing substance abuse issues, pregnant/parenting teen, domestic violence survivor.
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