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i~- <br />Outside Agency Descriptions -continued <br />Joint Orange-Chatham Community Action (JOCCA) <br />JOCCA provides services to very low-income families and individuals with the goal of improving <br />their quality of every day life. JOCCA offers the following services (1) nutrition and aging; (2) <br />self-sufficiency services; (3) job training and employment; (4) community based assistance and <br />teen court for youth offenders; and (5) energy conservation/weatherization and heating <br />assistance. Increased funding for fiscal year 2007-08 will allow JOCCA to increase the <br />numbers of meals it will serve to seniors at the new Seymour Senior Center in Chapel Hill. <br />KidsCope <br />KidScope is an early intervention program that offers services to young children who are <br />experiencing social, emotional, and/or behavioral difficulties. Main service components include <br />individual play therapy with children, customized counseling and education for families, <br />technical assistance and training for child care providers, service coordination and a therapeutic <br />preschool program. <br />Leaflight <br />The Leaflight, Inc. is an educational and scientific, charitable and religious nonprofit corporation <br />whose mission is sustainable development. Leaflight will design, implement and evaluate a <br />21st Century Farmers' Market payment system for Orange and Durham Counties farmers' <br />market operations and customers. The project's main effort is to help all limited resource <br />households in Orange and Durham Counties utilize Electronic Benefits Transfer Food Stamp <br />Program (EBT FSP) to access fresh nutritious food at area farmers' markets. <br />Literacy Council <br />The Orange County Literacy Council (OCLC) provides tuition-free instruction to adults who want <br />to improve their skills in reading, writing, basic math and/or computer-based literacy. Trained <br />volunteers provide individual tutoring and lead small group classes in a variety of public settings. <br />Mental Health Association <br />The Mental Health Association in Orange County promotes positive mental health through <br />advocacy, education, collaboration and service. The Association supports activities to improve <br />services to citizens who have a mental illness or emotional disturbance. This grant will be used <br />to support the Compeer Program, which coordinates friendship matches between volunteers <br />and mentally ill adults to address the social isolation that is often prevalent in mental illness. <br />Middle School After School Program <br />The Middle School After School Program (MBAs) provides educational, social and recreational <br />activities for middle school students during the after school hours from 3:OOpm to 6:OOpm. This <br />program is offered at all middle schools in the Orange County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City <br />School Districts. Increased funding for fiscal year 2007-08 will allow MSAS to expand its <br />programming for Gravelly Hills Middle School in the Orange County School District. <br />Orange-Chatham Alternative Sentencing <br />Orange-Chatham Alternative Sentencing (OCAS) provides critical information to the judiciary <br />and probations officers, magistrates, jailers, and other judicial officials so that they may make <br />more informed decisions regarding the rehabilitation or release of Pretrial inmates in the 15-B <br />County Jails. <br />Page5of8 <br />
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