Since 1971 Assisting migrant and seasonal farm workers, as well as low-income families. Our Vision Assisting migrant and seasonal farm workers, as well as low-income families. The Mission of ORO Development corporation is to provide EDUCATION, TRAINING, HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT, and ASSISTANCE for eligible individuals and agricultural industry workers, as they become self-sufficient, productive members of the community.
ORO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION was established in 1971 and is committed to provide access to opportunities and information for migrant and seasonal farm workers and other low-income families to gain the ability to achieve more sufficient and productive lives within their social and economic environment.
ORO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION was established in 1971 and is committed to provide access to opportunities and information for migrant and seasonal farm workers and other low-income families to gain the ability to achieve more sufficient and productive lives within their social and economic environment.
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In fiscal Year 2019, the total cost of the ORO's NFJP program is financed with 100% U.S. Department of Labor (DOL); $1,146,469 of U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) funds are used for the project; and 0% of the total costs of the program is financed by non-governmental sources. ORO is an employment and training program funded by the National Farmworker Jobs Program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor.
HEP is a federally funded program designed to support migrant and seasonal farm workers (or their children who are 16 years of age or older and not currently attending secondary school to obtain their High School Equivalency HSE). Our goals are to support the success of migrant and seasonal farm worker student by helping them to enroll in, complete in their preparation and successful completion of their HSE exam.
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Cynthia Short
May 16, 2021
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