To date, the family remains housed, both adults are employed full-time, and Angelica's husband is pursuing his GED in 2021. Cocoa-nuts rejoice: Santa Cruz County chocolatiers have a match for every dad this Fathers Day. She plans to transfer to CSUMB to continue her education in social services. In spring of 2020, Angelica received her Human Services Certificate, and will be graduating with an Associates Degree in Human Services in Spring of 2021. This position helped her gain employment experience, and eventually Angelica was offered a Program Coordinator position. With the family's history of church involvement, Angelica was presented with a volunteer opportunity. Soon after acquiring a Section 8 voucher and finding permanent housing, Angelica's husband obtained his legal residency. The family's debt began to decrease and their credit score began to improve. Soon after moving into their new home, Angelica's husband obtained year round employment at a local nursery. The stability that their housing provided gave the family hope for a better future. Building We provide information about the building permit process, including application requirements, permit services, and ePlan Review. A cashier is available during counter hours on a walk-in basis (no appointment required). With her husband's support, her self esteem grew and their family began to thrive. The Planning Division is located at 701 Ocean Street, 4th Floor, Santa Cruz, CA. View listing photos, review sales history, and use our detailed real estate filters to find the perfect place. Despite some language barriers, Angelica excelled in school. Zillow has 405 homes for sale in Santa Cruz County CA. Her husband would be the sole provider while Angelica attended school She decided to pursue an education in Human Services and was eligible for financial assistance with Cabrillo College. Debt reduction and Angelica's college attendance would be the main focus. The family was offered 12 months of transitional housing, where the family goals were clearly established. However, she felt that it would never be possible because they both lived paycheck to paycheck in order to pay off their debt. Once referred to FIT, a thorough assessment of the family's strengths and barriers was followed by a goal plan which would include Angelica's primary goal to pursue an education so she could be a role model for her children.
Her husband had seasonal employment in agriculture and his immigration process to obtain residency was pending. After surviving Domestic Violence, Angelica was remarried and her family was struggling financially due to their outstanding debt. Angelica, her husband, and their 5 children were referred to Families In Transition while experiencing homelessness.
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