Recovery Grants Helping Students Rebound After LA Wildfires
One year after the Palisades and Eaton Fires, FoundationCCC has awarded $492,000 in recovery grants to help impacted students stay enrolled and move forward in their education.

One year after the Palisades and Eaton Fires, FoundationCCC has awarded $492,000 in recovery grants to help impacted students stay enrolled and move forward in their education.

his year’s annual report spotlights $217M in impact, the early completion of the Double Impact Strategic Plan, and achievements across six key areas of focus

Thirteen California Community College students celebrated their transition from pre-apprenticeship to earn-and-learn careers at the inaugural apprenticeship summit

Find out how this investment will support the statewide expansion of the Ag Skills Training and Employment Program (AgSTEP).

Foundation for California Community Colleges and Crisis Text Line Join Forces for Back-to-School Support

26 colleges will now have access to coursework for students studying to become Certified Wellness Coaches through California’s Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI)

2025 Nursing Education Investment Grants are supporting projects that work towards accelerated pathways for individuals to become registered nurses.

Event on May 7, 2025, to recognize Posey and the Posey Family Foundation for their contribution to an innovative program helping students at Pasadena City College

Projects will provide coursework that aligns with the competencies necessary for students studying to become Certified Wellness Coaches. These students require certification by the Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) to practice in California. Certified Wellness Coaches provide non-clinical services to support the behavioral health and well-being of California’s children and youth. SACRAMENTO,…

California Community Colleges explore shortened academic courses to enhance accessibility and flexibility for students. Learn how this project, funded by Ascendium, aims to improve student success and close equity gaps.

Learn more about how donations like this are helping cover relocation costs, temporary housing, transportation, clothing, and food for those affected by the wildfires.

New projects offer coursework to help students become Certified Wellness Coaches, supporting California’s children and youth with non-clinical behavioral health services.
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