Tabitha House Ministries, Inc.
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What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Goals for Life Program
Tabitha House has established the ""Goals for Life Program"" for meeting the self-sufficiency needs of individuals. This program focuses on the hardest to serve individuals and includes an array of in-house services along with the assistance of outside service providers. The purpose of the Goals for Life Program is to teach individuals how to live productive and healthy life styles. The program teaches clients how to remove common barriers to obtaining self-sufficiency goals. These may be barriers to finding employment, housing, completing education, overcoming drug addiction, and family reunification. Entry into the program begins with an eligibility interview. Priorities are given to families and women with children, then single individuals. Individuals will be required to fill out an application for admission. Individuals will undergo an interview. After the interview the individual may be admitted into the program or placed on a waiting list depending on availability.
Transitional Housing Program
The Transitional Housing Program targets individuals and families who need temporary housing, until suitable housing can be found. This program assists the homeless, displaced individuals, and families referred from other housing agencies. Many of the families and individuals are referred from the local homeless housing assistance providers, hospitals, and government agencies. The program is designed to transition participants within six months into permanent housing. The program includes assistance with employment, furniture, rental assistance, and supportive services as needed.
Youth Work Experience Program
The Work Experience Program component is designed to help individuals who have numerous barriers to employment to develop positive job skills, and gain valuable work experience leading towards full-time employment. This is accomplished through real world job employment while placed at private, public, or nonprofit worksites. Tabitha House works with all Participants to establish a job placement in the industry that best fits their education, work history or previous training. Tabitha House Work Experience Program Staff along with Worksite Management provide the needed support required to build the necessary work skills to be successful with any employer. The weekly Participant evaluations and routine WEP staff instructional workshops aid in the employment growth process. The program is supplemented by Work Readiness development.
Tabitha's Treasurers Thrift Store Program
The Tabitha's Treasures Program is designed to assist needy individuals and the low income community with retail merchandise. Tabitha's Treasures serves a dual purpose as a local community based thrift store. First, the store provides inexpensive clothing, furniture, appliances and many other items to individuals and families who do not have the money to buy new. Tabitha's Treasures provides all items at low cost or no cost based on the need. The store helps support many single parent families in the community. Second, the store serves as a work training facility for individuals needing work experience and individuals requiring community service hours.
College Internship Program
Tabitha House offers to public and private educational institutions an Internship Program for college students needing hands-on experience. Tabitha House serves as a training facility for new students entering into the fields of Criminal Justice, Psychology, CADAC (Drug and Alcohol Certification). The students receive invaluable hands-on experience while serving a variety of clients. Students learn Case Management, drug testing, drug education, client intake, client assessments (including Alcohol & Substance Index 2 hour evaluation), client referrals, handling conflict and many more valuable tasks. During internship and upon completion students are evaluated and a written report is provided to their educational institution.
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Tabitha House Ministries, Inc.
Board of directorsas of 06/03/2016
Mr. Glen Pruett
Retired Kern County Probation Department
Term: 2011 - 2011
Mr. Robert Manuel
Retired Butcher Albertson's Meat Department
Term: 2011 - 2011
Bernadine Manuel
County of Kern Retired Executive Secretary
Tim Tsosie
Self Employed Computer Specialist
Katherine Pruett
Self Employed Anthropologist
Glen Pruett
Retired Kern County Probation Department
Robert Manuel
Retired Butcher Albertson's Meat Department