Mendocino County Retirement

MPIC is a nonprofit employment and training resource center that provides a range of services and programs. Its partners include the Goodwill Industries Workforce Development Division, Mayacama Employment Service, CalWORKS Mental Health, Economic Development & Financing Corporation and West Company. MPIC offers vocational assessment, computerized-tutorial programs, and internship job, basic skills and work readiness training programs for youth. The center in partnership with the Mendocino County Office of Education operates the federally funded Workforce Investment Act Youth Program. MPIC s youth internship program includes a range job training programs. The center is located in Ukiah and has branches in Covelo, Fort Bragg, Laytonville, Willits and Point Arena, Calif.

The Association of Mendocino County Retired Employees (AMCRE) is a dedicated organization that represents the interests of retired employees in Mendocino County, California. With a strong affiliation with the California Retired County Employees Association (CRCEA), AMCRE provides retirees with a powerful voice in advocating for their needs and concerns at the county, state, and organizational levels. Founded in 1991 by retired Mendocino County Treasurer-Tax Collector Irene Lange, AMCRE has grown to nearly 1000 members. It serves as both a support and social organization, offering regular general member meetings and luncheons for retirees, their spouses, and friends. AMCRE is committed to promoting friendship, unity, strength, and growth among Mendocino County retirees.Generated from the website