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CalWORKs

Welfare-To-Work Training

The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) program is designed to assist families as they become financially self-sufficient.

CARE Program

You don’t need to go it alone. Let CARE help!

The Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education program offers a number of additional services for EOPS single parents who are receiving TANF cash aid assistance. This program was designed to promote self-sufficiency through education and training.

EOPS Services Offered

Counseling

Specialized counseling for EOPS students focuses on academic planning, career planning, and personal concerns. Services are designed to assist students in developing strategies that help them succeed in reaching their goals.

Financial Assistance

  • Textbook assistance*
  • Emergency loans*
  • Direct student grants*
  • IVC parking permits*
  • ASIVC memberships*
  • Transportation assistance*

*Dependent on available funding

Resources

Non-academic obstacles like hunger, child care, or housing needs shouldn't hold you back from your college career.

Student Primary Needs

This website provides a listing of off-campus community resources for services such as housing, child care, food resources, medical/dental, and mental health.

​LGBTQIA+ Safe Spaces at IVC

Irvine Valley College LGBTQIA+ Safe Space program aims to increase awareness of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersexed, and asexual/agender communities on campus, to support the college’s efforts to promote an accepting, supportive, and diverse learning environment, and to create a welcoming and tolerant environment for all members of the campus community.

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