OCAP
Missions and Goals
To assure all citizens of Oakland equal and fair access to resources, which will produce a healthy, safe, clean, educated and economically sound, productive community, respecting their rights and values.
Low-income people become more self-sufficient
The conditions in which low-income people live are improved (community)
Low-income people own a stake in their community (community
Low-income people, especially vulnerable populations, achieve their potential by strengthening family and other supportive systems
Population Served
Oakland Residents
Languages
English
Organization Information
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Main Office
Address: 150 frank H Ogawa Plaza #4340, Oakland, 94612
Phone: (510)238-2362
Email: ocap@oaklandnet.com
Main Contact:
Contact: Wealth Building Coordinator Terry Rabb
Location: 150 Frank H Ogawa Plaza #4340 Oakland 94612
Email: trabb@oaklandnet.com
Phone: (510)663-2253
Fax: (510)238-2367
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Public Transportation
- Accessible by Bart. - Destination: 12th St. Oakland City Center Directions from Transit: Head northeast on Broadway toward 13th St
Slight left at Frank H Ogawa Plaza
Hours: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday - Friday |
Services Offered
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| Benefits Enrollment Assistance with and enrollment in income support programs such as Food Stamps, Medi-Cal, and the self-sufficiency calculator Click for Details undefined |
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| Employment Readiness and Training Career and job specific training, resume building, job search assistance, interview preparation or other assistance in employment readiness Click for Details undefined |
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| Home-Ownership Assistance Planning and saving, determining affordability, acquiring financial assistance (e.g. first-time homebuyer grants), loan application and negotiation for fair loan terms, and other pre-purchase counseling for home-ownership Click for Details undefined | |
| Home-Rental Assistance Determining affordability and eligibility for subsidies; locating available units, rental application assistance Click for Details undefined |
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| Community Economic Development Education on the relationship between residents, business, development, and government; how people can invest back into their communities and participate in processes that affect their families and neighbors Click for Details undefined |