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EDD News Release No.: 20-13 - 2 - April 24, 2020 <br />San Francisco County <br />The San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development intends to <br />provide individuals with emergency supportive services through their existing <br />network of Neighborhood Access Points and Hospitality Initiative service providers. <br />"Like cities and counties across the state, San Francisco's workforce, in particular <br />the workers in our most underserved communities, are reeling from the economic <br />impacts of the coronavirus pandemic," said San Francisco Office of Economic and <br />Workforce Development Director Joshua Arce. "As unemployment grows, these <br />vital resources will allow us to temporarily stabilize the dislocated workers in some <br />of our hardest hit industries until they can get back on their feet." <br />Los Angeles County <br />The Los Angeles County Workforce Development, Aging & Community Services <br />(WDACS) will launch a Worker Resiliency Fund to help those job seekers most <br />heavily impacted by the global pandemic. <br />"In partnership with the state and trusted, community -based organizations, we <br />intend to provide outreach to the English language learner communities in the Los <br />Angeles area," said WDACS Acting Dierctor, Otto Solorzano. "By providing them <br />with essential supportive services such as food and shelter, we hope to ease some <br />of the hardships these individuals are facing." <br />Please refer to the table below for the organization's contact information to learn <br />more about the specific supportive services available with these funds. <br />2020 COVID-19 Funds for Supportive Services <br />Local Workforce <br />Contact <br />Award <br />Development Area <br />Amount <br />Alameda County Workforce <br />Patti Castro, Executive Director <br />$153,000 <br />Development Board <br />(510) 259-3843 <br />City of Anaheim Workforce <br />Mike Lyster, Chief Communications <br />$450,000 <br />Development Division <br />Officer <br />714 765-4497 <br />Workforce Development <br />Donna Van Wert, Executive Director <br />$108,000 <br />Board of Contra Costa <br />(925) 671-4514 <br />Count <br />Foothill Workforce <br />Dianne Russell -Carter, Executive <br />$450,000 <br />Development Board <br />Director <br />626 584-8395 <br />Fresno Area Workforce <br />Blake Konczal, Executive Director <br />$315,000 <br />Development Corporation <br />559 960-1282 <br />PO Box 826880 • MIC 85 • Sacramento CA • 94280-0001 • w .eddxa.gov <br />20A-7 <br />
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