SKILLS OF LIFE CAFE
EIN 32-0648574 · Job Training (J22)
What they do
Skills of Life Caf Was Founded In Response to A Clear Need One for Meaningful, Structured, and Supportive Work Experiences for Individuals Who Benefit From Extra Time, Repetition, and Guided Learning.We Created A Job Training Caf That Bridges The Gap Between Potential and Opportunity. Interns Participate In Hands-on Learning Supported By A Structured Curriculum That Emphasizes:- Soft Skills Development- Customer Service and Communication- Order and Time Management, and Improvement In Task Completion- Team Collaboration and Workplace EtiquetteAt Skills of Life Caf, Interns Are Encouraged to Take On Real Responsibilities In A Cafe and Supportive Environment. They Are Given The Freedom to Make Mistakes, The Space to Learn From Them, and The Guidance to Grow. As A Result, They Build Not Only Workplace Skills, But Also Self-confidence, Independence, and Pride In Their Progress.During The Calendar Year, The Program Provided Hands-on Job Training to 15 Interns, Offering Each Participant The O
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ContactMolly TurnerExecutive Dir.
Mailing addressPO BOX 321, CAPITOLA, CA 95010-0321
Main phone(831) 713-7501 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2022
- County
- Santa Cruz
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