If you are interested in having an in-service presentation on the programs and services we offer, we would be more than happy to accomodate your request, upon availability.

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Brief individual, couples and family counseling is offered in English and Spanish.

• Personal Empowerment Program (PEP): Provides support and education to end the cycle of domestic violence. For more information please contact Human Options at 949-757-3635.
• Life Skills Program: Ongoing 6 week program that includes the following topics: self esteem, anger management, communication, depression and healthy relationships.

Our mental health providers and educators are available to schools and community groups for educational presentations in English and Spanish.

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A short-term support that empowers and strengthens families by providing information, referrals and education on accessing community resources and services.

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Our Health Access Program offers services at the Center or in your home at no cost. This program is for families with children 0-5 years of age needing application assistance for Healthy Families or Medi-Cal health insurance. Learn how to use your health plan and to access medical care for your child.

• Nutrition Classes for Parents and Children
• General Health Topics
• Breastfeeding Education

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• We have an information and resource specialist onsite available to assist you.
• Common Resources

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Low-cost programs are available for parents to learn with their young children — a fun way to enhance the parent-child bond.

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The South Orange County Family Resource Center provides a variety of parenting classes and workshops throughout the year. Please be sure to look at our monthly calendar for specific topics and classes offered each month.

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WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) is a supplemental nutrition program for low-income women who are pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding, and children under 5.  WIC provides vouchers for specific foods, nutrition and breastfeeding education, and family health resources.  WIC services are provided in Suite 250, adjacent to the SOCFRC.  For more information about eligibility or program services please call (949) 305-9682.

Additional information may also be found on the WIC website, www.wicworks.ca.gov.

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The South Orange County Family Resource Center provides a variety of classes for youth on a quarterly basis. Topics can include social skills, anger management, basic art skills and financial planning workshops. Please be sure to look at our monthly calendar for specific topics and classes offered each month.

Click here to learn more about our calendar of events.

For more information, click here to contact the person in charge of the program.

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