Project Service Overview Sample Clauses

Project Service Overview. The contractor will provide access to small, low-interest loans and an overview of money management skills for qualified CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants. The program will be open to CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants, and former CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants who were working when they went off cash-aid and have received cash-aid with-in the last 12 months. All participants must meet eligibility requirements in order to receive an application. In order to be eligible for services under this contract, a participant must: Be a resident of Santa Cruz County Have physical custody of one or more dependent children 17 or younger or eighteen if still in high school Be working a minimum of 20 hours a week for the past three months or Be involved in a school or vocational training program equivalent to 9 semester units or 20 hours a week Demonstrate the ability to make the monthly loan payments Have exhausted other loan options Meet income eligibility guidelines Contractor will provide eligible CalWORKs participants the opportunity to apply for a loan for the following purposes: used car purchase, car repair, security deposit, computers, tools and uniforms (required for work or training), and necessary appliances. The primary purpose of the loan program is to assist participants with continuing employment or training programs, to introduce financial management skills and to promote successful transition to self-sufficiency. The application process proceeds as follows: Initial Inquiry, In-person Appointments, Budget Counseling, and Loan Committee Review. Introductory financial management assistance is available to all eligible participants. If approved, the participant attends an additional Financial Management Workshop, signs loan closing documents at the Santa Xxxx Community Credit Union and begins Ways to Work Family Loan Program making monthly loan payments 30 days after loan closing. Participants are expected to pay the agreed upon monthly loan payment until the loan has been paid in full or agreed upon adjustments have been made on the account. Continued financial literacy, credit restoration and community referral assistance is available to all funded participants.
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Project Service Overview. The Contractor will implement legal barriers to employment assessment for CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants to determine if they face legal problems that pose barriers to their acquisition of employment. Contractor will identify what these legal barriers are, what steps must be taken to resolve the matter and facilitate the resolution if possible. The project will serve 160 CalWORKs Welfare to Work participants. Contractor will provide 720 hours of pre- employment legal counseling and education activities to participants throughout the year.
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