Eagle Mountain Casino Partners With Porterville EC for Job Fair
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On May 19th, Porterville Employment Connection and Eagle Mountain Casino partnered to host an in-person job fair in Porterville.
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Walmart Contributes $3,000 in Grants to VITA Program
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Thank you, Walmart for your $3,000 contribution to CSET’s VITA program! The grant was presented to CSET from Tulare (Store #2536), Dinuba (Store #5394), and Porterville (Store #1877 and Distribution Center #6021) locations.
Read MoreClean California: The New Litter Removal Program in Visalia
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On February 9th, a ribbon cutting ceremony took place for the official launch of the Clean California Litter Removal Program in Visalia.
Read MoreTulare Family Resource Center Puts Families First
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CSET is committed to raising awareness about the safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine. We are grateful for our partnership with Health Net and Anthem Blue Cross to promote this public health resource in Tulare County.
Read MoreAbout Our New Office in Porterville
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We are very proud to extend our services in South Tulare County. Our new CSET office is located at 108 E Morton Ave in Porterville.
Read MorePorterville Students Gain Job Readiness Tips
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Last month, a class of high school juniors in Porterville's Academy of Careers in Education (ACE) Pathways received a wonderful visit from #LEAD Co-Facilitator Matt Glasgow. Students learned about the significance of building a resume and how to interview for a job. Matt, thank you for all you do to ensure young people in our region are equipped with the tools needed to thrive.
Read MoreAddressing Energy Needs for Low-Income Communities
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CSET's Energy Services provides emergency assistance to low-income households in Tulare County who faced increased energy costs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Local relief funds will be provided to eligible households through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
Read MoreECO Project Reduces Homelessness in Visalia - One Person At A Time
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In 2019, the Environmental Cleanup Opportunities (ECO) Project was launched in Visalia to assist individuals impacted by homelessness gain the skills, knowledge, and resources to obtain and retain employment. Since its launch, more than 143 individuals have participated in the ECO Project.
Read MoreSequoia Corpsmembers Gain Valuable Job Training From Delgado Park Project
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The Sequoia Community Corps (SCC ) prides itself on providing valuable hands-on training to its participants they can use in future employment opportunities. One of these skillsets is laying quality concrete that is up to regulation.
Read MoreHerb Schneider Receives Quilt of Honor - Congratulations!
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Congratulations, Herb on receiving the 2021 Quilt of Honor for your dedicated service to our country and Veterans in our community.
Read MoreUrban Forestry, St. John’s Riverway Project in Visalia, CA
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For the past several months, the SCC’s Urban Forestry crew has been working on the Saint John’s Riverway, which is located North of the Visalia Sports Park.
Read MoreWest Visalia Kiwanis Club Supports Youth Advisory Board Addressing Homelessness
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The West Visalia Kiwanis Club invited Alison Recendez, Program Coordinator for CSET's Youth Department, to share about the pilot Kings/Tulare Youth Advisory Board on Homelessness (YAB).
Read MoreMUFG Union Bank Foundation Invests $12,500 in Tulare County Economic Prosperity Projects
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Thank you Union Bank Foundation for your contribution of $10,000 for the Corps Internship Academy and $2,500 for the VITA - Tax Preparation program.
Read MoreThe Sequoia Community Corps Builds a 16,250 sq. ft. Sidewalk at Ledbetter Park in Cutler
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The Ledbetter Park Sidewalk Project is located in Cutler, CA. This exciting project improves accessibility to the park with the addition of approximately 16,250 square feet of concrete, thanks to the efforts of the Sequoia Community Corps.
Read MoreCommunity Initiatives Team Responds to Teviston Water Crisis
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On June 16th, CSET's Community Initiatives team traveled to Teviston, CA (a small rural community approximately 3 miles south of Pixley on Highway 99) after the only functioning well in the community burst and left more than 700 residents without running water during triple-digit weather.
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