The Fresno
Local Conservation Corps has been building a structure
for success since it's inception in 1993, and continues
to grow and respond to local needs.
We are a project of the Fresno County Economic Opportunities
Commission providing young adults, ages 18 through 24,
with employment, training and education to become productive
and contributing members of our community.
Overcoming Barriers
The Local Conservation Corps provides employment, training
and education services that give young adults an opportunity
to become productive and contributing members of our
community. Young adult needs are addressed at a variety
of levels through alternative education models, case
management and on-the-job training.
Gaining a Variety of Training and Job Skills
Recycling
New Home Construction
Weatherization
Outreach and Public Awareness Presentations
Groundskeeping
Tutoring
Irrigation Systems
Landscaping
Demolition
Concrete Pouring/Finishing
Painting
Product Assembly and Installation
General Repairs and Maintenance
Housing Rehabilitation
Use of Power Tools and Equipment
Playground Construction
Continuing Education
Corpsmembers enroll in high school diploma coursework,
college courses and life skills training concurrent
with their daily work assignments. Conservation awareness,
money management, effective parenting, leadership development,
resume writing and interviewing skills are a few of
the life skills courses offered by the Corps.
Working with the Corps
Working with us is easy to do. our project coordinators
and contract development staff are available to tailor
a service plan designed to meet your needs. We offer
supervised work crews to both public agencies and private
contractors. Crews specialize in:
