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Child Development
Day Care Center

Benefits & Services Provided

	Cafeteria meals
	Dorm living for residential trainees
	Vocational training
	GED and High School Diploma programs
	$50 - $80 per month spending money
	A clothing allotment
	Career exploration and assessment
	Co-enroll in other programs if eligible
	Drivers education and training
	Recreation and leadership options
	School-to-Work internships for qualified trainees
	A Phase system allowing trainees to earn additional privileges such as leisure time jobs or college
	Eco Pass identification card to use on Santa Clara Valley Transportation authority buses and light rail transit

Residential

Each room houses four trainees. Each student has a bed with under bed storage for personal belongings as well as a personal upright locker. Each room has two reading tables. Trainees maintain cleanliness and order in their rooms and common areas such as hall and bathrooms, and rooms are inspected each day. Restroom and shower facilities are located in the room for female trainees and on the dormitory wing for the male trainees. Each dormitory wing has laundry facilities. A resident advisory supervises each dormitory wing and counselors and other staff are also available.

Non-residential

	Same benefits as residential except trainees commutes to Job Corps instead of living in a Job Corps dorm.
	All trainees receive an Eco Pass to use on Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority buses and light rail transit.

Child Development Day Care Center

Children receive age appropriate development care while parents participate in training. The licensed center provides support to parent through counseling, parenting and other services.

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