EMPOWER
The mission of the EMPOWER program is to empower young adults to make informed decisions by providing self-awareness, options, and accountability that leads to successful employment.Success Story
"You're Hired" That' s music to the ears of Latoya Anderson. December 5 th she was hired by Merced County Mental Health, in the Medical Records Department.
Prior to joining the Empower Program Latoya was searching for a career that met her personality and aptitudes. Latoya knew that without formal training she would have less of a chance of success in finding the perfect job for her. . . . [more]
What EMPOWER Offers
- Preparation of eye-catching resumes and cover letters
- Proper completion of job applications
- Career Path Exploration
- Job Shadow
- Local Labor Market Information
- Assistance with transportation
- Assistance with childcare
- Paid/Unpaid Work Experience Referral to job leads
- Job Retention Strategies
- Completion of High School Diploma or GED
Staff Members
Cyndie Campi Bray
Career Educator
(209) 381-5926
Lydia Flores
Career Educator
(209) 381-6687
Rebecca Garcia
Career Educator
(209) 381-5919
Rebecca Lincoln
Career Educator
(209) 381-5916
Toula Moua
Career Educator
(209) 381-5923
Odessa Osby
General Office Assistant
(209) 381-5919
Roberto Rivera
Career Technician
(209) 381-5918
Lizcett Romero
Career Technician
(209) 827-4203

