For more than four decades, SETA has transformed lives through impactful programs that meet people where they are and help them get to where they want to be—in work and in life. Our approach is holistic: We build self-sufficiency by addressing a totality of needs, from education and training to childcare and more.

Programs Funded and Supported by SETA. Our goal is to transform lives by developing, supporting and funding impactful, programs and partners that meet people where they are and help get them where they want to be.

SETA Head Start Improving the lives of low-income children by providing family focused child development and school readiness services including education, health, nutrition, and… Learn more

The Sacramento County Head Start program is administered by SETA, a joint powers agency of the City and County of Sacramento. Head Start provides educational and special educational services, physical health, dental, mental health, social and nutritional services.

SETA/AFSCME Labor Agreements Wellness & Safety Awareness Program CART (Capital Area Regional Training) Directives & Resources CalJOBS References Head Start. Labor Market Report. Check out the Employment Development Department’s interactive dashboard for more information on the Capital Region – including Placer, El Dorado, and Alpine counties.

SETA provides CSBG funding that helps EGACE deliver emergency services including food assistance, transportation assistance, employment supports, utility assistance and eviction avoidance. CSBG case-managed services are offered to low-income adults seeking employment.

Thank you for taking the time to visit SETA’s Careers Page. Below are the current open positions and continuous filing positions. You may click on the job title to view the job announcement for more information on the position.

SETA collaborates with a network of employers and educational partners to develop career pathways designed to help veterans prepare for jobs in the manufacturing or healthcare industry. Website sacramentoworks.org/veap/

[email protected]. Anita Maldonado has more than 25 years of executive level and administrative management experience. Her experience includes leading nonprofit and public social services agencies that champion policies, programs, and efforts to heighten awareness regarding issues that impact youth and underserved communities. Ms.

The SETA Governing Board is a five-member board of directors comprised of local elected officials and one public representative responsible for the oversight and administration of the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), Head Start (HS), Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), Refugee funds and any other federal or state ...