In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and our efforts to ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones, we are transitioning from in-person to online instruction as of Monday, March 16. EVC has moved our operations to a virtual/remote format through the end of the spring semester. We encourage you to call us or email us, staff are available during normal business hours to respond to your inquiries. Read here for more details and updates:
https://www.evc.edu/current-students
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The EVC CalWORKs Program serves Santa Clara County CalWORKs participants who receive TANF and get approved and referred to EVC. If you receive TANF, you will be required to participate in California's welfare-to-work program. A Welfare-to-Work Plan outlines mandatory activities that help adults in the family to secure employment. Attending EVC and pursuing a degree or certificate could be one of your mandatory activities.
TANF stands for "Temporary Assistance for Needy Families", a Federal cash aid program (welfare) for parents who meet income guidelines and have a child/children at home under age 18.
CalWORKS stands for the California Work Opportunities and Responsibility to Kids, and is the California Program for cash aid (welfare).
The EVC CalWORKs Program offers a variety of services and financial resources that can help you cover your expenses (educational and living).
Our goal is to help students transition from gaining an education in an in-demand field to finding and securing meaningful employment.
Services we provide:
We can assist you with referrals and applications to the following community resources:
Second Harvest Food Bank
InnVision Network
Sacred Heart Community Service
Salvation Army of Santa Clara
4 C's Council of Santa Clara
Choices for Children
Parents Helping Parents
Outreach Program
211 Santa Clara Help Starts Here
Next Door Solutions
and many more...
