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Orange County Cornerstone Outreach is a Public Benefit Non-Profit agency dedicated to providing essential social services and emergency assistance primarily for the LGBT community and its allies in South Orange County. The organization aims to serve as a local hub for LGBT services and activities, collaborating with other agencies to address gaps in community needs. Under the leadership of President Lillian Lobb, Cornerstone Outreach also offers shared space for other groups and agencies, promoting cost-effective fulfillment of diverse missions. Through its commitment to community support, the organization plays a crucial role in enhancing the well-being of individuals and families within the LGBT community. Generated from the website

Orange County Conservation Corps, also known as OCCC is non-profit organization that offers jobs and provides job training to young adults. It focuses on the educational, professional and personal development of people. The organization is affiliated with the California Association of Local Conservation Corps, the National Association of Service and Conservation Corps, YouthBuild USA, and other youth service organizations. It is located in Anaheim, Calif., and participates in public educational events on recycling and protecting land and water resources. The organization assists in community work projects to maintain and improve local parks, beaches, rivers, recreational trails, and city and county facilities.

The West Valley Detention Center (WVDC) in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, is one of the largest county jails in California, accommodating up to 3,347 inmates and handling approximately 50,000 to 60,000 bookings and releases annually. With a dedicated team of over 600 employees, including medical professionals, culinary staff, and support personnel, the WVDC provides a secure environment while offering a range of inmate instruction programs in culinary arts, laundry services, and landscape maintenance. Committed to maintaining public trust and ensuring the safety and security of both employees and inmates, the WVDC receives arrestees from various agencies and transports inmates to court appearances through their Transportation Division, covering over 1,000,000 miles each year. With a focus on comprehensive medical and mental health services, the WVDC provides medical care from booking to release, ensuring the well-being of all inmates during their time at the facility.Generated from the website