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Recognizing individual needs and providing high quality, progressive services have always been core values of Central Valley Training Center, Inc (CVTC). CVTC has the demonstrated experience, financial stability and a service focus necessary to assure success. Since 1982, this organization has continued to adapt and improve services for the individuals of the Central Valley. Our goal as an agency is to provide training and support by performing our work in the arena of excellence, integrity and empathy for the people we serve.
 
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Mission
We are dedicated to a singular goal of providing quality services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Quality services are those that result in our consumers discovering their potential, expanding their skills and promoting their individuality.

 Vision
We want Central Valley Training Center to be an organization recognized for high standards and valuable services. Our goal is to perform our work in an arena of excellence, integrity and empathy with the people we serve.

 Purpose
Central Valley Training Center strives to integrate our services for people with developmental disabilities into a customer focused, quality driven organization. We promote our consumers’ rights to live with dignity and responsibility and to achieve their fullest potential.

Dedications Page

 
 
Resource Center   
Browses our latest edition to the web site. The resource center offers a directory of agencies affiliated with CVTC in addition to some educational articles. 

Check out this months 
feature article:

If It's Written, Is it Done?

>>Other Educational Articles
>>Resources Directory
 
Upcoming Events

Statewide
The Parent Education Advocacy and Training Center announces their 2009 Webinar Series entitled Next Steps: Transition for Students with Disabilities.  PEATC and the VCU RRTC invite you to participate in these 30 minute webinars. This is a FREE opportunity for students, families, educators, adult service providers and others interested in Transition.  FREE, but registration is required.  Click Here to register.


Webcasts on Transition: All scheduled for 2:00PM EST

April 20, 2009:  Opportunities through Career Tech Ed with Domenic Giandomenico, Director, ICW, US Chamber of Commerce
May 4, 2009:  Transition and the Arts: Taping into Creative Opportunities with Betty Siegal, Director of Accessibility, the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts
May 18, 2009:  Student Voice: Transition to College with Liz Getzel, VCU/RRTC

Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center in partnership with VCU's Rehabilitation and Research Training Center present: Virginia's NEXT STEPS Transition Program 2009 for Families,
Youth with Disabilities, and Professionals: Building Effective Partnerships & Accessing Resources


Stanislaus County

April 24, 2009
-  CHOICES 2009. More details coming soon!

Fresno County

April 2, 2009 - Fresno programs will be attending the Disability Awarness day at Fresno City College being held from 9 am to 1 pm.


April 17, 2009 - Our Fresno programs will be participating in the Special Olympics Track and Field events held at Fresno City College stadium.


Merced County

Tulare County
 

April 15, 2009 - Visalia Program Director and HR representative to attend the 18th Annual Tulare County Job Fair from 9:00am to 12:00pm


San Joaquin County
 

In The News
October Happenings
October is
National Disability Employment Month as promoted by the Department of Labor – Office of Disability Employment Policy.  Activities and materials are planned throughout the month to increase the public awareness of the contributions and skills of American workers with disabilities. Also highlight during this time are the specific employment barriers that still need to be addressed and removed. 

Efforts towards this began in 1945 when Congress enacted a law declaring the first week in October each year "National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week." The word "physically" was removed in 1962 to acknowledge the employment needs and contributions of individuals with all types of disabilities. In 1988, Congress expanded the week to a month and changed the name to "National Disability Employment Awareness Month." 

 
New for 2008   

Administration Offices
7475 Murray Drive, Suite 21
Stockton, CA 95210
(209) 951-1671
Fax (209) 951-1673

 

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