Employment Services to Beat PovertyWith our employment services, California Human Development (CHD) is taking a big bite out of the conditions of poverty that affect low-income farmworkers, farmworker family members, and others across Northern California. Those struggling to overcome poverty are encouraged to access our many resources and learn about opportunities that may be available to them.
Twelve field offices serve as hubs where people are connected to the assistance, skills, knowledge, and contacts they need to gain steady employment. These services are free to those who qualify.
When necessary child care and other living assistance is arranged for qualifying individuals who are in crisis and to bridge the gap during training. This allows people to pursue careers that lead to self-sufficiency for themselves and their families.
In San Joaquin County, teens struggling in school and in life get a hand up to succeed. Academic and career guidance, life skills workshops and work experience opportunities encourage them to finish their education, get work, and assist their families on the road to success.
| Butte County 1249 Mangrove Ave., Chico 916.371.8220 x1051 |
San Joaquin County 631 East Oak St., Lodi 209.331.2081 |
| Contra Costa County 929 Second St., Brentwood 925.634.2565 x1047 |
Solano County 459 Marvin Way, Dixon 916.371.8220 x1045 |
| Lake County 55 First St., Suite 114, Lakeport 707.523.1155 x4335 |
Sonoma County 3315 Airway Dr., Santa Rosa 707.523.1155 |
| Mendocino County 2550 N State St., Suite 3, Ukiah 707.467.5959 |
Yolo County 117 W. Main St., Suite 1B, Woodland 530.662.9601 |
| Napa County 1546 First St., Suite 114, Napa 707.523.1155 x8527 |
Yuba/Sutter County 201 D St., Suite Q, Marysville 530.933.8344 |
| Sacramento County 1000 C Street, Suite 100, Galt 209.580.0214 |
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CHD is a designated provider of Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) services, and receives funding through the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA).
