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Ace Overcomers is a compassionate community located in Merced, County, CA, offering a range of programs and services to help individuals overcome adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Led by a dedicated founder and board, Ace Overcomers provides personal development, certification, coaching, and training opportunities for individuals, churches, ministries, rescue missions, the criminal justice system, educational system, behavioral health, and human services. With a focus on empowering individuals to heal and thrive, Ace Overcomers is committed to making a positive impact both locally and internationally. Through their evidence-based programs and proven results, they serve a diverse range of individuals and organizations, providing support and resources to overcome the challenges associated with ACEs.Generated from the website

The Madera County Workforce Development Office operates programs for both adults and youth who need help finding a good job. It provides a variety of services for the people living in Madera County who are interested in finding work, going to school and/or training or improving their skills to move up in their workplace. The Madera County Workforce Development Office also provides services to local employers. In addition, it offers Customized training, tax credits and other financial incentives. The Workforce Development Office is a unit of the Madera County Office of Education as well as a partner and the operator of the One-Stop Center.

Sierra Tribal Consortium is an organization focused on providing essential programs and services tailored to the needs of local communities. With locations in Fresno and Auberry, they offer comprehensive support to individuals seeking assistance and resources for treatment. The consortium emphasizes eligibility screening and admission processes to ensure that all clients receive the help they need. Their commitment to community well-being is reflected in their diverse offerings and a dedicated team working towards positive outcomes for tribal members and residents alike. Generated from the website