Services
Below we have listed some helpful information about the services we provide to the community and it's individuals. Many of our services require a completed application or additional documents which you can download by simply clicking the "download button" that appears next to the service you are interested in. After your application is completed you can contact us by email or telephone to submit your application along with any questions you may have by clicking here.

HOW WE CAN HELP YOU

Modoc Child Care Resource & Referral Program
These programs are designed to provide payment of child care costs to families who meet certain need requirements, such as employment, education, training, homelessness, and other special needs.
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Cal-Learn Program
The Cal-Learn program is for pregnant and parenting teens. It is our mission to assist pregnant and parenting students to stay in school, meet their objectives, and enhance their parenting skills and resources. This program is designed to encourage teen parents receiving government assistance to graduate from high school or its equivalent and to become self-sufficient. Cal-Learn is a state wide mandatory entitlement program for teen parents under the age of 19 who have not yet graduated.

Car Seat Assistance Program
Always remember to buckle your child into the seat and make sure the seat is correctly installed in the vehicle every time! Let us help you make sure you can afford a suitbale car seat and that you have the knowledge to use it!
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RAINBOW Program
The RAINBOW Program is for Children birth to three years of age that may need evaluation for a developmental delay or have been diagnosed with a developmental delay.
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Independent Living Program
Our goal is to assist youth by providing resources and skills that will help these young adults to succeed in their daily living after they have left foster care.
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Family Matters: Parenting
T.E.A.C.H., Inc. uses the Nurturing Parenting programs. These programs are family centered classes that focus on building nurturing parenting skills as an alternative to spanking, hitting, and yelling. The classes are for both the parents and the children learning similar skills with children learning at their developmental level.
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Home Energy Assistance Program
We understand that in difficult times essentail living conditions can threaten your health and well being. You may be elligible to qualify for assistance in your energy bill savings. Don't let these bad times put you or your families lives at risk...
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"Good Grief" Group
With Dr. Roxanna Andrews as facilitator, TEACH sponsors a weekly group for those who are still reeling from the death of a loved one. It meets weekly on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in the conference room.  The four tasks of grieving are the basic foundation of the group.  One must be past the first six weeks of the loss before joining the group; otherwise there are no pre-conditions to participate.

Other Useful Documents
CEL / Centralized Eligibility List Application for Subsidized Child Care for parents- download form »

CEL español de aplicación para los padres-
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Family Resource Center
Family Resource Center is a place where services and support are available for the entire community. We provide a safe and nurturing environment for socialization and education opportunities.
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How You Can Help Others

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
CASA Volunteers are everyday citizens judges appoint to advocate for the safety and well-being of children who have been removed from thier homes due to parental abuse and neglect. They stand up for these children to change thier lives.
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Child Care Initiative Project (CCIP)
Modoc Child Care Resource and Referral will provide technical assistance to any child care provider residing in Modoc County wishing to become a licensed family child care provider. Our agency is especially interested in those providers who are willing to care for infants and toddlers
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GROWING, LEARNING, CARING PROJECT
Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity!!! Whitle babysitting children, wouldn’t you like to feel confident that you could respond to an emergency? Or feel self-assured that you are providing a safe and meaningful experience for the children that you care for?
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Senior Peer Counceling
The goal of the program is to help older members of the community remain living in their own home while aging gracefully.  Needed are mature citizens who are willing to volunteer a couple hours each week to visit with and support these homebound seniors. First the peer counselors will be trained and then they will visit with and assist senior citizens who need support to remain living on their own.
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Home-Based Hospice Care
TEACH is in the process of setting up care for those who are terminally ill. A doctor needs to refer the patient to Hospice and continue supervising the medical care of that person.  Volunteering in the home, the Hospice worker may perform a variety of helpful services.
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TEACH Employment Application
Being a part of the TEACH family is a very rewarding yet selectiv position. If you wish to apply for a position with us please complete the application by downloading it below and returning to our offices. We will look forward to meeting with you!
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