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# La Cooperativa Campesina de California

Helping California's Farmworkers for Over 50 Years

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## Posts

- [July 2026: Back to School Vaccines](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/La-Voz-July-2026-1.pdf) - As the next school year approaches, many families prepare by buying school supplies, completing registration forms, and scheduling doctor’s appointments.
- [June 2026: Labor Trafficking](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/La-Voz-June-2026-1a-1-1.pdf) - Labor trafficking is an issue that affects people all over the world. It can happen in many industries including agriculture, restaurants, construction, hotels, and domestic work.
- [May 2026: How to Avoid Phishing Scams](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/La-Voz-May-2026-1b.pdf) - Scam messages are becoming more and more common, especially through text messages, emails, and even phone calls. These scams are designed to trick people into sharing personal information or sending money.
- [April 2026: Heat Related Illnesses](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/La-Voz-April-2026-1a.pdf) - As temperatures continue to rise across California, it is important to stay informed about heat-related illnesses.
- [February 2026: Tax Help](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/La-Voz-February-2026-1a.pdf) - Tax Season has begun in California, and the deadline to file your 2025 tax return is April 15, 2026. Filing your taxes is an important step you can take to protect your finances and potentially receive money back.
- [March 2026: Workers' Rights](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/La-Voz-March-2026-1.pdf) - As employees working in the State of California, agricultural workers have rights that are protected by California law. These protections exist because farm work is essential, but also demanding at times.
- [January 2026: New Laws Taking Effect in 2026](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/La-Voz-Jan-2026-1.pdf) - Starting January 1, 2026 several new California state laws went into effect that impact farmworkers, agricultural employees, and rural communities. These laws focus on wages, worker protections, immigration enforcement practices, and agricultural operations.
- [December 2025: Flu Season and Vaccines](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/La-Voz-December-2025-1a.pdf) - As the colder months approach, flu season begins. The good news is that the flu can be prevented. Getting a flu vaccine for you and your family is the easiest and most effective way to protect yourself and your loved ones from getting sick.
- [November 2025: Thanksgiving and Holiday Resources](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/La-Voz-November-2025-1a.pdf) - The holidays can be a time of fun and joy, but they can also bring a variety of challenges, especially when it comes to the extra expenses the holidays tend to bring.
- [October 2025: Cybersecurity Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/La-Voz-October-2025-1a.pdf) - Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting your devices, accounts, and personal information from digital threats.
- [September 2025: Telehealth](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/La-Voz-September-2025-1a.pdf) - Telehealth allows you to see a doctor, nurse, or therapist without going to their office. Instead of traveling long distances or waiting in a clinic, you can have an appointment using your phone, tablet, or a computer.
- [August 2025: Financial Literacy](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/La-Voz-August-2025-1a.pdf) - Managing your money can be difficult, especially with seasonal jobs, changing hours, and juggling a variety of responsibilities. But learning a few basic financial literacy skills can help you feel more secure, save for your future, and protect you from scams and debt.
- [July 2025: Language and Education Resources](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/La-Voz-July-2025-1.pdf) - Learning a new language or going back to school is not easy when you are working long hours or juggling multiple responsibilities, but there are many resources available.
- [June 2025: Vaccines Needed for School](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/La-Voz-June-2025-1a.pdf) - As the new school year approaches, it is important to make sure that your child is ready.
- [May 2025: Mental Health Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/La-Voz-May-2025-1a.pdf) - Mental health is just as important as physical health, but it is often overlooked. Your mental health can be affected by many things: long hours, demanding work, stress, family, all of these things can take a toll on your emotional well-being.
- [April 2025: Harassment](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/La-Voz-April-2025-1.pdf) - Workplace harassment is an issue that can affect employees across all industries. Understanding what constitutes harassment, knowing how to respond and available resources can help create a safer work environment.
- [February 2025: DACA Updates and Information](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/La-Voz-February-2025-1a.pdf) - The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has provided many young immigrants protections from deportation and work authorization.
- [March 2025: Worker's Rights](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/La-Voz-March-2025-1a.pdf) - As an employee, it is always important to be aware of your rights regarding wages, working conditions, and protections.
- [January 2025: New Laws Coming Into Effect in 2025](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/La-Voz-January-2025-1a.pdf) - Starting January 1, 2025, several new laws in California will improve protections and rights for farmworkers and their families.
- [December 2024: Holiday Help and Resources](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/La-Voz-December-2024-1.pdf) - For many of us, the holiday season means trying to visit family or send money to loved ones. Navigating the complexities of travel, both internationally and locally, and financial support can be challenging. Here are some resources and tips to make this holiday season a bit easier and more enjoyable.
- [October 2024: Breast Cancer Awareness MonthOctober 2024](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/La-Voz-October-2024-1.pdf) - Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide. It is important to remember that early detection can save lives, and understanding the risks, symptoms, and available resources can make a significant difference.
- [November 2024: Voting in California](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/La-Voz-November-2024-1a.pdf) - As citizens, voting is one of the most important ways to make your voice heard in the political system. Elections in the United States give the people the power to influence local, state, and national government decisions, from electing representatives to shaping laws.
- [La Cooperativa Campesina Applauds the Passage of AB 2240 into Law, Expanding Farmworker Housing Opportunities](https://lacooperativa.org/la-cooperativa-campesina-applauds-the-passage-of-ab-2240-into-law-expanding-farmworker-housing-opportunities/) - La Cooperativa Campesina de California applauds the passage of Assembly Bill 2240, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom this week.
- [IN THE NEWS: Los Angeles Times - Central Valley effort aims to train farmworkers to master the technology replacing fieldwork](https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-09-21/central-valley-effort-trains-farmworkers-to-master-technology-replacing-fieldwork) - As farming methods advance, workers need to be retrained, said Marco Cesar Lizarraga, executive director of La Cooperativa Campesina de California, a statewide association of agencies administering farmworker service programs.
- [September 2024: H-2A Program: Temporary Agricultural Program](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/La-Voz-September-2024-1a.pdf) - The h-2A program is a program that allows agricultural employers in California and across the United States to hire foreign workers for temporary or seasonal jobs when there are not enough local workers available.
- [April 2024: Sexual Assault and Harassment Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/La-Voz-April-2024-2ƒ.pdf) - As we step into April, we acknowledge the significance of this month as sexual assault and harassment awareness month.
- [August 2024: Back-to-School Resources](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/La-Voz-August-2024-2.pdf) - As the new school year approaches, we want to provide you with essential resources and information to help you and your children succeed in their educational journey. education is important and we are here to help you learn about and navigate the opportunities available.
- [July 2024: Wildfire Health and Safety](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/La-Voz-July-2024-1b.pdf) - As wildfire season approaches, it is more important than ever to focus on health and safety in the fields. Wildfires pose a significant threat not just for crops, but also your livelihood and your well-being. Below you will find information on health risks associated with wildfire, your rights as workers, and tips on how to protect yourself from the effects of heat, wildfires and smoke.
- [June 2024: Heat Related Illness, Nutrition, and Hydration](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/La-Voz-June-2024-1.pdf) - As we prepare for the summer seasons, it is important to be aware of the dangers posed by extreme heat. Heat-related illness is not just uncomfortable but can also be extremely dangerous.
- [May 2024: Safety and Body Mechanics](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/La-Voz-May-2024-1.pdf) - Farm work can be an extremely difficult job and can take a toll on your body. It is easy to overlook the significance of how we move and how we handle tasks.
- [March 2024: Tax Season is Upon Us](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/La-Voz-March-2024-1a.pdf) - It is the time of year again in which we should start thinking about filing our taxes. They will be due monday, april 15, 2024. There are multiple steps that you must take to correctly file taxes.
- [January 2024: A Guide to Flu Prevention](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/La-Voz-January-2024-1b.pdf) - As flu season approaches, it is essential to prioritize your health and well-being. To help you with this, we will explore several aspects of the flu, recognizing symptoms and transmissions, exploring preventative measures, and local resources, with the hope of keeping you safe and healthy this flu season.
- [February 2024: Winter Emergency Preparedness](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/La-Voz-February-2024-1b-1.pdf) - As we navigate the rainy season, it is important to be prepared with the knowledge and resources needed to face potential challenges.
- [December 2023: Increase in Minimum Wage](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/La-Voz-December-2023-1a.pdf) - In January, California will be seeing an increase in minimum wage that will benefit many of its residents. In this issue of La Voz, we will break down what this change means for you, why it is a positive step, and remind you of your rights as farm workers of California.
- [November 2023: Celebrating the Holidays And Sending Love Home](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/La-Voz-November-2023-1a.pdf) - As the holiday season approaches, we want to take a moment to celebrate the hardworking farmworkers that play a vital role in our community.
- [August 2023: Wildfire Safety](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/La-Voz-August-2023-1b.pdf) - California is currently in the middle of wildfire season—a time when our state has historical seen seasonal occur in California between the months of May and October.
- [October 2023: Pesticide Exposure Awareness](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/La-Voz-October-2023-1c.pdf) - Pesticides are chemicals used on crops to deter and eliminate pests that can damage or kill crops. Pesticides can be very harmful to humans.
- [September 2023: Dust Exposure/Valley Fever](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/La-Voz-September-2023-1c.pdf) - Because of recent months of heat and climatic intensity, it is essential to prepare for more than just high temperatures.
- [July 2023: Disaster Relief Funds Now Available for Undocumented Californians](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/La-Voz-July-2023-1b.pdf) - California is now sending $95 million in relief funds to undocumented agricultural workers who experienced hardships and damages during the recent winter and spring storms.
- [June 2023: Heat Illness Prevention](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/La-Voz-June-2023-1a.pdf) - June marks the start of summer, and with summer comes warmer temperatures and a greater risk for heat illness - espcially among farmworkers who spend long hours working outside.
- [May 2023: EDD Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Program](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/La-Voz-May-2023-1c.pdf) - California's Employment Development Department partners with other state agencies and community organization to help farmworkers and agriculture employees find job opportunites and more.
- [California Lawmakers Propel AB 1439 to Tackle Farmworker Housing Crisis](https://lacooperativa.org/california-lawmakers-propel-ab-1439-to-tackle-farmworker-housing-crisis/) - AB 1439 seeks to incentivize the development of affordable low-income farmworker housing in rural areas by ensuring that farmworker housing developer projects receive equal treatment when it comes to tax credit points.
- [April 2023: Sexual Assault Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/La-Voz-April-2023-1.pdf) - April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month: a time to raise awareness and spark conversation around the issue of sexual assault, which remains common and widespread in today's society.
- [31 California Farmworker Facts You Should Know](https://lacooperativa.org/31-california-farmworker-facts-you-should-know/) - Here are 31 farmworker facts that every Californian should know.
- [Fraud Alert: Scammers Pretending to be Workers of Farmworker Organizations Charging a Bogus Fee to Process $600 Direct Relief Payments](https://lacooperativa.org/fraud-alert-scammers-pretending-to-be-workers-of-farmworker-organizations-charging-a-bogus-fee-to-process-600-direct-relief-payments/) - SACRAMENTO, CA (March 23, 2023) Farmworker organizations and advocates are warning against potential scammers who may attempt to defraud farm workers of their much-needed direct relief payments. Reports have surfaced that some scammers are posing as workers of La Cooperativa and other farmworker organizations, and are charging unsuspecting workers a fee to process their $600
- [On this Ag Day, La Cooperativa Highlights Over $8 Million in Relief Payments Distributed to California Farm Workers So Far](https://lacooperativa.org/on-this-ag-day-la-cooperativa-highlights-over-8-million-in-relief-payments-distributed-to-california-farm-workers-so-far/) - La Cooperativa works diligently to distribute the funds to more farm workers with over 22,000 applications received in just four months. SACRAMENTO, CA (March 21, 2023) – On this “Ag Day”, La Cooperativa Campesina de California announced that they have distributed over $8 million in direct payments to California farm workers as part of the Farm and
- [KCRA: California farmworkers who worked during the pandemic eligible for $600 cash cards](https://www.kcra.com/article/california-farmworkers-pandemic-aid-cash-cards/42806975##new_tab) - Nearly three years since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, 48,000 farmworkers in California will qualify to receive delayed relief regardless of their immigration status.
- [March 2023: Mental Health](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LA-VOZ-MARCH-2023-1.pdf) - According to the Center for Diseas Control and Prevention (CDC), mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social wellbeing.
- [February 2023: American Heart Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/La-Voz-Febuary-2023-1a.pdf) - February is American Heart Month, a month to raise awareness on heart disease, the leading cause of death for Americans.
- [La Cooperativa is Selected as 1 of 15 Entities Nationwide to Administer USDA's $600 Relief Payments to Frontline Farmworkers](https://lacooperativa.org/press-release-la-cooperativa-is-selected-as-1-of-15-entities-nationwide-to-administer-usdas-600-relief-payments-to-frontline-farmworkers/) - La Cooperativa is pleased to announce that it has been selected by the USDA as one of 14 non-profit organizations and one tribal entity, to administer the Farm and Food Workers Relief Grant program.
- [June 2022 Newsletter: COVID-19 Updates](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/June-2022.pdf) - Though we are no longer social distancing and required to wear masks inside all public places, people are still getting sick with COVID-19.
- [UNIVISION: Pagos de $600 en efectivo para trabajadores agrícolas, de alimentos y cárnicos sin papeles: mira cómo aplicarUNIVISION:](https://www.univision.com/local/sacramento-kuvs/pagos-600-trabajadores-agricolas-alimentos-empacadoras-california#new_tab) - Los trabajadores agrícolas, de alimentos y de empacadoras de carne en California pueden aplicar para un pago único de $600 dólares como ayuda económica.
- [January 2023: New State Laws Taking Effect](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/La-Voz-January-2023-1b.pdf) - California passed new laws in 2022 that went into effect. Learn more about these highlighted laws.
- [December 2022: COVID & Flu Shots](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/December-2022-1a.pdf) - A particularly aggressive flu season is now upon us, and with COVID-19 still making people sick along with a recent surge in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) that is especially dangerous to children, many are calling this a “triple threat” of viruses affecting the United States.
- [August 2022 Newsletter: COVID Update](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/August-2022.pdf) - It's been nearly two and a half years since the COVID-19 pandemic began and it's hard to think that we're still facing dangers related to the coronavirus.
- [May 2022 Newsletter: Learn More About Our Member Agencies](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/May-2022.pdf) - La Cooperativa Campesina has five member agencies that provide services to agricultural workers throughout California.
- [April 2022 Newsletter: Sexual Assault Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/April-2022.pdf) - In an effort to raise awareness around the issue of sexual violence, former President Barack Obama named April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in 2009.
- [March 2022 Newsletter: COVID-19 Updates](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/March-2022.pdf) - Vaccination rates continue to be widespread in California, particualry in coastal regions and urban areas, though rural counties in Central and Northern California lack the same numbers.
- [February 2022 Newsletter: Filing Your Taxes](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/February-2022.pdf) - It's that time again. The filing deadline to submit your 2021 federal income taxes is April 18, 2022, to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
- [November 2022 Newsletter: Diabetes Awareness Month](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/November-2022.pdf) - Our bodies break down much of the food we eat and turn it into glucose (sugar) that then gets released into the bloodstream. As our blood sugar rises, the pancreas releases insulin, signaling our cells to use the sugar as energy to fuel our bodies. People with diabetes lack the insulin necessary to signal this
- [January 2022 Newsletter: Many Farmworkers Now Eligible for More Overtime Pay](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/January-2022.pdf) - Recently, California Governor Gavin Newsom revealed his plan to offer all Californians, regardless of immigration status, access to healthcare.
- [July 2022 Newsletter: COVID Update](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/July-2022.pdf) - Two years into the pandemic, COVID -19 is still actively infecting people in California. Our state’s positivity rate has risen recently and is currently at above 15%. COVID still poses health risks, especially to those who are unvaccinated and those who have pre-existing health conditions. To help keep yourself safe from severe COVID symptoms, you
- [September 2022 Newsletter: Protecting Yourself This Wildfire Season](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/September-2022.pdf) - We are now in the middle of California’s wildfire season, with seven active fires of interest currently burning across the state. Since farmworkers spend most of their working hours outside, the state of California has outlined specific rights farmworkers have to protect themselves from wildfire smoke. Wildfire smoke is dangerous to humans if inhaled due
- [October 2022 Newsletter: Transportation Safety](https://lacooperativa.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/October-2022.pdf) - WORK-RELATED INJURIES are rampant among the farmworking community. However, what many don’t know is that in 2020, “transportation incidents were the leading cause of death” for farmers and farmworkers, according to a recent news article citing the National Institute for Occupancy Safety and Health reports. In that year, 368 farmers and farmworkers died in transportation

## Pages

- [Home](https://lacooperativa.org/) - La Cooperativa has been helping farmworkers for over 50 years. La Cooperativa is the statewide association of agencies implementing and administering farm worker service programs.
- [Videos](https://lacooperativa.org/media/videos/) - Media
- [Directives](https://lacooperativa.org/member-resources/directives/) - Directives Member Resources Directives Resource Links This library contains directives detailing policies and procedures for all Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) subcontractors.For your convenience, summaries of each directive are provided. For the complete text, click the directive heading.29-16 Accrued Expenditures The purpose of this directive is to provide guidance for the reporting of accrued expenditures by
- [Low-Income Weatherization Program](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/low-income-weatherization-program/) - Low-Income Weatherization Program Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services Low-Income Weatherization Program Farmworker Housing ComponentLa Cooperativa provides energy efficiency measures and solar photovoltaics (PV) to eligible farmworker families at no cost. The program is designed with the primary objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by saving
- [Center for Employment Training](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/center-for-employment-training/) - Center for Employment Training About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members The Center for Employment Training (CET) is a private non-profit offering open-entry employment training with a proven track record of excellence over decades of partnering with the farmworker community.Programs in vocational training, ESL, and GED preparation emphasize the development of locally
- [Form 990](https://lacooperativa.org/form-990/) - 990 Forms LCCDC-Forms-990-FYE-12-31-22-Efiled-10-21-23 LCCDC-Forms-990-FYE-12-31-21-Efiled-9-15-22 LCCDC-Forms-990-FYE-12-31-20-Efiled-11-15-21
- [Members](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/) - Members About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members Members provide services throughout California but especially in rural areas where farm workers live and work. We focus on increasing farm worker self-sufficiency through training and employment and on making healthcare, housing, and other forms of aid available while respecting agency and independence in
- [Radio Programs](https://lacooperativa.org/media/radio/) - Radio Programs Media Radio Programs La Voz del Campo / Voice of the Field Newsletter Press Releases Video Every month, La Cooperativa’s one-hour La Voz radio program reaches approximately half a million listeners via Radio Bilingüe and the Internet.The program consists of an in-depth discussion of the topics covered in that month’s edition of the
- [Media](https://lacooperativa.org/media/) - Media Media Radio Programs La Voz del Campo / Voice of the Field Newsletter Press Releases Video GalleriesExplore our video and photo (coming soon) libraries for examples of La Cooperativa Campesina de California at work.“Voice of the Fields” / “La Voz del Campo”Access archived editions of our radio program and news bulletin.Press Releases and BulletinsPeriodically,
- [Privacy Policy & Disclaimer](https://lacooperativa.org/privacy-policy/) - WEBSITE DISCLAIMER The information provided by California Advocacy LLC (“we,” “us,” or “our”) on www.LaCooperativa.com (the “Site”) is for general informational purposes only. All information on the Site is provided in good faith, however we make no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability, or completeness of any information on
- [Website Accessibility](https://lacooperativa.org/web/) - Website Accessibility This Accessibility Section provides a set of established guidelines that www.lacooperativa.org strives to meet, a checklist of design considerations, and additional references. The checklist provides a quick reference for numerous design issues. Additional references are provided for those who wish to gain a broader understanding of disability and accessibility issues.www.lacooperativa.org is in the
- [Board of Directors](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/board-of-directors/) - Board of Directors About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members La Cooperativa Campesina de California’s Board of Directors are drawn from our member agencies and the wider community.Jorge De Nava, Jr.Jorge De Nava, Jr. is the Executive Director of the Central Valley Opportunity Center (CVOC) which provides employment, training, education and supportive
- [La Voz del Camp/Voice of the Field Newsletter](https://lacooperativa.org/media/la-voz-del-camp-voice-of-the-field-newsletter/) - La Voz del Campo / Voice of the Field Newsletter Media Radio Programs La Voz del Campo / Voice of the Field Newsletter Press Releases Video July 2026: Back to School Vaccines July 13, 2026 As the next school year approaches, many families prepare by buying school supplies, completing registration forms, and scheduling doctor’s appointments.
- [Press Releases](https://lacooperativa.org/media/press-releases/) - Media Media Radio Programs La Voz del Campo / Voice of the Field Newsletter Press Releases Video July 2026: Back to School Vaccines July 13, 2026 No Comments As the next school year approaches, many families prepare by buying school supplies, completing registration forms, and scheduling doctor’s appointments. Read More » June 2026: Labor Trafficking
- [News](https://lacooperativa.org/news/) - Latest News Newsletter July 2026: Back to School Vaccines As the next school year approaches, many families prepare by buying school supplies, completing registration forms, and scheduling doctor’s appointments. Read More » July 13, 2026 Newsletter June 2026: Labor Trafficking Labor trafficking is an issue that affects people all over the world. It can happen
- [Contact](https://lacooperativa.org/contact/) - Contact Us Phone (916) 388-2220 Email info@lacooperativa.org La Cooperativa Campesina de California 1107 9th Street, Suite 420 Sacramento, CA 95814
- [Resource Links](https://lacooperativa.org/member-resources/resource-links/) - Resource Links Member Resources Directives Resource Links EDUCATIONCareer OneStop: Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Career OneStop provides online tools to help jobseekers, students, and professionals on their path to success.Migrant Education: The migrant education webpage provides descriptions and contact information for statewide programs and services coordinated by California’s Migrant Education Program.Office of Migrant
- [Member Resources](https://lacooperativa.org/member-resources/) - Member Resources Member Resources Directives Resource Links La Cooperativa Campesina de California maintains a library of all directives governing the administration of funds and programs under the Workforce Investment Act.To read summaries or view the full text of the directives, visit the directives library.We have also curated a list of links to relevant sites.
- [Advocacy and Awareness](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/emergency-services/) - Advocacy and Awareness Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services As an umbrella organization for California’s five WIA 167-authorized agencies, La Cooperativa Campesina de California performs many administrative and advocacy functions.Outside CollaborationWe help ensure that government agencies and other collaborators to assess the efficiency and
- [Disaster and Emergency Services](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/disaster-services/) - Disaster and Emergency Services Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services Member agencies provide services that act as a safety net for farm workers and their families in case of personal emergency or natural disaster.Emergency ServicesAccident and injury or a move to fewer work hours
- [Supportive Services](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/supportive-services/) - Supportive Services Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services La Cooperativa’s Member agencies administer a range of programs to improve quality of life and increase self-sufficiency for farm workers and their families. Member agencies may not offer all supportive services, but will assist clients with
- [Education and Employment](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/education-and-employment/) - Education and Employment Services Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services Due to its seasonal nature and the variability of crop output, the agricultural worker occupation often suffers from high rates of unemployment and underemployment.The National Farmworker Jobs Program (NJFP) serves agricultural workers and their
- [Services Offered](https://lacooperativa.org/services-offered/) - Services Offered Services Offered Advocacy and Awareness Education & Employment Low-Income Weatherization Program Supportive Services Disaster and Emergency Services Through our member agencies, we offer a broad range of services that address the varied requirements of our clientele. Capable and caring agency staff and reciprocal respect and collaboration within the community make it possible for
- [Proteus, Inc.](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/proteus-inc/) - Proteus, Inc. About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members From its beginnings as an adult training center, Proteus, Inc has evolved into a comprehensive service provider offering more than 50 programs to low-income individuals and families.Complementing its employment training and placement services, Proteus provides childcare and youth educational programming, safety training, and
- [Employers’ Training Resource](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/employers-training-resource/) - Employers’ Training Resource About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members The Employers’ Training Resource (ETR) is a department within the County of Kern that houses the Workforce Investment Boards for Kern, Inyo, and Mono County.ETR simultaneously augments local business and the local workforce through programs in economic development, job recruitment and placement,
- [Central Valley Opportunity Center](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/central-valley-opportunity-center/) - Central Valley Opportunity Center About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members The Central Valley Opportunity Center (CVOC) partners with government and private agencies to provide programs geared at breaking the cycle of poverty in Central California.Since 1979, CVOC has aided over 100,000 customers, offering a comprehensive service package that includes educational, housing,
- [California Human Development](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/members/california-human-development/) - California Human Development Corporation About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members Founded in 1967 as North Bay Human Development Services, California Human Development (CHD) has evolved into a major non-profit providing bilingual programs in 13 counties to 15,000 individuals annually.CHD’s offerings include job training and placement assistance for rural laborers as well
- [What We Do](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/what-we-do/) - What We Do About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members Our OrganizationLa Cooperativa’s Board of Directors consists of representatives from member agencies and members of the community. The Board supervises a dedicated, full-time staff with offices located on 9th Street in downtown Sacramento. Our Member AgenciesLa Cooperativa’s five member agencies currently operate 66
- [About La Cooperativa](https://lacooperativa.org/about-la-cooperativa/) - About La Cooperativa About La Cooperativa What We Do Board of Directors Members La Cooperativa Campesina de California, a 501 c (3) corporation, is the statewide association of agencies implementing and administering farm worker service programs. Our typical customer is a Hispanic, foreign-born farm worker legally authorized to work in the state on either a
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