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for the Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County
how to find what you need on the Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County web page
Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County - find what you need

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Home Page of Day Worker of Santa Cruz County:  http://dayworkercenterSC.org
Hire A Worker:  http://dayworkersc.org/page_id=25 OR http://daywork.org/hire-a-worker/
FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions about the Center:  http://daywork.org/faqs/
Our Mission: http://daywork.org/our-mission/
Who Are Day Workers:  http://daywork.org/who-are-day-workers/
Volunteer: http://daywork.org/volunteer-opportunities/
Donate:  http://daywork.org/donate/
Contact us: a form for questions (not a hiring form)

[NOTE: both daywork.org and dayworkersc.org are OK ways to visit the Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County online and you’ll be taken to the same page(s)]

FACEBOOK: Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County:  https://www.facebook.com/DayWorkerCenterOfSantaCruzCounty

The Day Worker Center of Santa Cruz County

  • provides a location for employers to hire workers via telephone, by email or online and in person during Center hours of operation
  • reaches out to day workers soliciting work on the streets to inform them about the Center’s services
  • provides worker-led community service activities
  • helps coordinate and participate in community events such as neighborhood clean-ups
  • provides English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to the workers while waiting for job matches, facilitating interactions with employers and workers
  • decreases the number of workers soliciting employment on the street

Hire a Day Worker! Center Location: 2261 7th Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Hours of Operation: 7:00AM – 1:30 PM Tuesday – Saturday Plus 8:00AM – 1:30PM on Sunday.

Find out more about how The Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County (CAB) works to combat poverty. CAB operates eight programs that assist low-income residents to move out of poverty, focusing on four service areas: Job Training and Employment Services, Housing and Homeless Services, Immigration Assistance, and Community Building.Visit CAB online to find out more http://cabinc.org/

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