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Lower San Antonio Collaborative

Family Economic Success Workgroup

April 12, 2005

 

I.  Updates on Projects/Possible Projects

  1. WAGES: outreach effort
    1. Employees workshop “how to clean in a healthier way”
  2. Neighborhood effort for job placement
    1. Specific employers: how can there be a neighborhood strategy?
    2. How is this workgroup doing that?
    3. One-stop affiliate job placements (CFCD)
          • Placing them in jobs
          • Directly connecting to employers
          • Preparation for interview
          • Training sessions for these jobs
 

II. District 2 Candidate Forum

April 14, 12PM @ Joint Committee Meeting, Hismen Hin-Nu

 

III. Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI)

Guests: Peter Simon - College of Alameda representative, Michael Johnson - Director/Principal ASTI, 2 ASTI students

  1. Overview of program
  2. General application process
  3. Benefits of program
  4. Personal experiences shared

 

IV. Asian Neighborhood Design/BACSIC

Construction job training program for LSA

A.  Partnerships

  • McClymonds High School
  • Habitat for Humanity

B. Purpose

  • Serving limited English-speaking community
  • Offering training classes
  1. Recruitment and Contact
    1. Identify interested persons/families

 

        V. Workforce System Scan

        3 steps for Scan

        A.  First Step

  • Scan workforce development program
  • Create training list
      • Various cities in Alameda and Contra Costa County
  • Rough cut in May

        B.  Second Step

  • Create list of informal programs in LSA
      • Surveys and outreach efforts
      • Completed by end of 2005

        C.  Third Step

  • Access to Information
    •  Better understanding on how LSA is getting jobs
  • Organize advisory group

 

        VI.  Other Items

        A.  EITC Focus Groups

        B.  AECF: Evaluation Group

  • Purpose
        • Measure effectiveness of initiatives
        • Evaluate last 10 years, goals, activities
        • Plan and create roadmap
  • Requirements
    • Two 2hour meetings
    • 3 participants
    • One chair (Carl Pascual?)
    • 2 Volunteers (Deb from WAGES – address income-generating side, My from LFCD – address assets and savings side)