California Family Life Center

Youth employment training: cflc's youth opportunity centers in hemet, lake elsinore, and rubidoux help identify career aptitudes for young job seekers ages 16-21, teach interview skills and customer service, arrange paid internships and employment in the business community and connect them to higher education. An experienced youth development specialist tracks each participant's progress, guiding, encouraging, coaching (and sometimes parenting) them for a full two years. The centers enrolled 584 at risk youth in job training and education programs during the year.

Foster families: foster families play an active role in the foster child's education and emotional and physical health. Foster kids need advocacy at school and help with their homework, regular medical and dental checkups, many will be in counseling, and most will have frequent supervised visits with their natural parents. Children may need to be a part of a family for a few weeks, or a few years, depending on the courts' evaluation of their parent's rehabilitation. The organization placed 168 abused and neglected children in foster homes this year.

Chaplaincy- the kin care programs, support relatives raising children in their extended family, served 241 families in this reporting period.