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Main Menu Home Services Children & Family Services Community Programs & Resources Sacramento Works Board Operations Governing Board Board Agendas Community Action Board Head Start Policy Council Sacramento Works, Inc. Youth Committee Public Information Public Notices & RFP’s Financial Statements Calendar SETA Career Center COVID-19 Notice Sacramento Works Job Centers As a result of federal, state and local guidance on COVID-19, Sacramento Works Job Centers will not be open to the public. Centers will continue to provide services to customers by phone and electronic communication. If you are in need of services, please contact one of the Centers listed below: Asian Resources: (916) 324-6202 Crossroads: (916) 676-2540 Folsom Cordova: (916) 294-9107 Franklin: (916) 563-5151 Greater Sacramento Urban League: (916) 286-8600 Galt: (209) 744-7702 Hillsdale: (916) 263-4100 La Familia: (916) 452-3601 Lemon Hill – Charles A. Jones Career & Education Center: (916) 826-0967 Mark Sanders: (916) 227-0301 Mather Community Campus: (916) 876-4022 South County – Elk Grove Adult Education: (916) 793-2319 Community Resources Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) provides low-income people with immediate life necessities such as emergency food, shelter, transportation, and access to available community resources. To access services contact a CSBG Service Provider: https://www.seta.net/community-programs-resources/csbg/ Sacramento Works for Youth For information about programs and services for youth ages 16-24 call (916) 263-4066 or email sacramentoworksfor.youth@seta.net Unemployment Benefits For more information on filing disability, paid family leave, or unemployment insurance claims in regard to COVID-19 visit the EDD website : https://edd.ca.gov/about_edd/coronavirus-2019/faqs.htm General UI Information UI Check List UI Video Employment and Training Resources Several companies have multiple openings and are hiring currently. Check out the no-cost training resources. Visit COVID-19 Employment and Training Resources for more info. Employer Resources If you are an employer currently seeking assistance in dealing with employee layoffs or have a need to hire employees, please call Sacramento Works Employer/Business Services at 877-920-JOBS. A Go-To place for business impacted by COVID-19 to navigate the local, state and federal resources available to them: Rapid Response Business Triage Hotline 833-391-1919 The State of California has enacted several programs to assist California Businesses in mitigating layoffs or reduced work hours caused by COVID-19: EDD Work Share Program Disability Insurance Paid Family Leave Guidance for Employers from EDD, DIR, and LWDA: https://www.edd.ca.gov/about_edd/coronavirus-2019.htm https://www.labor.ca.gov/coronavirus2019/ US SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: The SBA has support and resources available to assist businesses facing capital shortfalls, supply chain issues, and other hardships as a result of COVID-19. https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-recovery-information-other-languages Disaster Loans: Guidance for businesses or employers navigating temporary or long-term hardship. https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/ Head Start/Early Head Start Early Learning Centers As a result of federal, state and local guidance on COVID-19, SETA Head Start/Early Head Start Early Learning Centers will be closed to the public. Staff will continue to provide support services and in-home teaching activities for children/families by phone and electronic communication. If you are in immediate need of emergency/crisis assistance, please contact one of the following: For Emergencies dial: 911 For Family Crisis/Children’s Home: North Crisis Nursery: (916) 679-3600 South Crisis Nursery: (916) 394-2000 For Suicide Prevention: (916) 368-3111 Other Resources Needs dial: 211 Social Links 2020 Census Jobs The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of people across the country to assist with the 2020 Census count. Apply Now » Build your city & your career. 7500+ jobs in the construction industry, guaranteed. Find Out More » Connecting People in Sacramento. SETA is making a big difference to over 45,000 adults and children a year. Find Out How » Helping Business Hire Talent Whether your business is looking to hire, train, or retain, our programs for business can help. Sign Up » Serving over 5,100 children daily. Head Start provides educational and special educational services, health, dental, mental health, social and nutritional services. Find Out More » Empowering Communities, Families, and Individuals The Community Services Block Grant strengthens our community and curbs the effects of poverty. Find Out More » Your Workforce Resource Sacramento Works can assist in hiring new employees or training your existing workforce. Find Out How » Refugee Services Since 1983, the SETA Refugee Program has served refugees predominately from Southeast Asia, the former Soviet Union, and most recently the Middle East. Learn More Here » SETA Event Calendar Check our resource calendar for upcoming board meetings and other important events. Find Out More » Youth Services Youth Services are delivered collaboratively in the Sacramento Works One Stop Career Center system. Staff at each Job Center help youth access employment and training resources. Find Out More » Since 1978. The Sacramento Employment & Training Agency (SETA), a joint powers agency of the City and County of Sacramento, was formed in 1978. From its inception SETA has been an effective force in connecting people to jobs, business owners to quality employees, education and nutrition to children, assistance to refugees, and hope to many Sacramento area residents. Preparing people for success in school, work and life. Head Start Head Start serves over 5,100 children daily. Perhaps the most successful program ever created for children, Head Start was initiated in 1965 to provide educational programs for pre-school children in poverty. The program provides… Community Services SETA is the designated Community Action Agency for Sacramento County for the provision of Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) services. CSBG funding originates with the federal Department of Health and Human Services… Sacramento Works Through its network of Job Centers, Sacramento Works can help you find a rewarding employment opportunity. Each Center provides you with the tools and training necessary to find the type of job you are looking… Explore More. About SETA Public Notices & RFP’s Children & Family Services Community Programs & Resources Sacramento Works Staff Resources Eligible Training Provider List Careers Contact Privacy Policy Sacramento Works Calendar...