The programs provided by the Campus address the holistic needs of children, families, seniors and the East Oakland community at large.
AIDS Ministry
Outreach, education, testing; prevention workshops for youth (ages 14-24) in cooperation with youth service partner agencies throughout East Oakland; and global HIV outreach providing free anti-retrovirus medications to 750 patients at two clinics in Zimbabwe
Athletics
Fifteen teams with 175 boys and girls participating in baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball and junior golf and "Open Gym" on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Health Education
Conducting outreach, health and dental exams, and back-to-school physicals for 2000 children, youth, and seniors at the annual Health Fair, providing health seminars, blood and bone marrow drives and establishing a Hospice program
Clothing Pantry
Serving 750 to 1,000 people a year
Green Construction Training
Providing for 35 participants in three 16-week sessions per year in solar panel installation, weatherization, hazardous materials removal, and hands on experience in carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work
Food Pantry
Feeding 1,500 to 2,000 people throughout the year
Head Start
Serving 50 children from ethnically diverse, low-income families of East Oakland
Hi Rise Tutorial
Strategies and skills for academic achievement that emphasize reading, math and adherence to Christian values
Hispanic Ministries
Spanish speaking worship services, social gatherings, outreach and community services
Job Information Center & Training Programs
Comprehensive employment services including referrals, job matching, resume writing and job readiness workshops.
Library
Books and educational materials for children and adults, study space and computers
Music Programs
After school classes for up to 50 students are offered in Theory, Master Instruments, Ensemble playing, Business of Music, and Instruction on woodwinds, brass, strings, percussion, vocal, guitar and piano.
