Community Partners Current Past
The Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs’ Activities League, Inc. (DSAL)
WHAT WE'RE ABOUT...
The Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs’ Activities League, Inc. (DSAL) was started by members of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office in September of 2004 to create recreational and educational opportunities for children in the Unincorporated Areas of the county.
The program was also started with an eye toward building relationships between deputies and the area’s youth and adults, with particular focus on those youth considered to be at risk of falling prey to the pitfalls of the streets.
The concept and programs of the Alameda County DSAL are in keeping with the most recent Surgeon General’s report on Youth Crime, which explains how meaningful after-school and summer programs are essential components of any strategy intended to lower juvenile crime rates.
Learn about The Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs' Activities League Inc.
Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society (ACCCOS)
Lean about Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society.
The Hayward Adult School and the Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society are collaborating to achieve the following goals:
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Create a pilot program to address the growing need for well-trained entry-level positions for careers in health care.
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Utilize 80 years of training programs developed by the Hayward Adult School along with the guidance of coordinating doctors from the Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society to establish a curriculum that addresses the needs of eye care professionals seeking optometric assistants.
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Provide a pool of qualified candidates for employment at member doctors’ offices from the Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society and its adjoining regional societies.
Hayward Promise Neighborhood(HPN)
Led by California State University East Bay and funded by a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education, the Hayward Promise Neighborhood (HPN) is a partnership of residents, local schools, colleges, government agencies, businesses, and non-profit organizations. These partners are all working together to provide long-lasting strategies and solutions for the entire HPN neighborhood, which is bounded by Jackson Street, Harder Road, and Whitman Street in South Hayward.
Together, we promise all HPN children the high-quality support they need to thrive, from cradle to college to career…and beyond!
(Learn more: Hayward Promise)
International Rescue Committee
La Familia is aimed at increasing the employability and self-sufficiency of Alameda County Social Services Benefits Recipients with Limited English Proficiency.
Offering workshops, job interviews coordination, support and preparation services, individual and group job searches, and off-site exposure to both small and large employers in the region.
Visit the La Familia website here to verify participation requirements,
PAST PARTNERSHIPS
American Academy of Health Science/Afghan Care
American Academy of Health Sciences is a non-profit community organization that has various projects for the Immigrants, Refugees, and minorities in the Bay Area. Our focus is providing training in Health Care for adult students.
We provide training in the following Health fields: caregiver training, home health aide training, ultra-sound technician training, emergency preparedness, and medical assistance. In addition we have a health education classes for prevention of obesity, diabetes and chronic heat condition. In so doing, we are able to position our students to a greater chance of finding jobs.
Our projection is to be able to help 2,00 students per year. As part of a collaborative effort, we offer our classes at The Hayward Center (Adult School) on evenings and weekends.
Multicultural Education Research Center(MERC)
MERC (Click Image to Learn More: Hayward Chinese School)
MERC was founded in 1995. Hayward Kai-Feng Chinese School (凱風中文學校) has been offering Chinese and cultural enrichment programs to school-aged students (K-8th) since 1995. The organization is classified as an organization that receives less than 1/3 of its support from investment and unrelated business income and greater than 1/3 of its support from fees.
Liberty Tax Service
Become a Certified Tax Preparer
(Offered by Liberty Tax, South Hayward)
This course satisfies the State of California Tax Education Council's Qualifying Education requirement. The course is taught by a former Enrolled Agent with over 30 years of experience in preparing taxes and helping taxpayers maximize their refunds. The instructor will bring real life experiences into the classroom to bring the subject matter to life utilizing memory aides and competitive games to make it fun. The course will cover the basics in preparing individual tax returns including itemized deductions, capital gains & losses, self employed individuals, rental property, tax credits, tax deductions and of course, the effects of the Affordable Health Care Act.
Liberty Tax Service has been approved by the California Tax Education council to offer Liberty Tax School (CTEC Course #2097-QE-0001), which will fulfill the 60-hour "qualifying education" requirement imposed by the State of California to become a tax preparer.