Resource fair with opportunities for students to connect and engage
Upcoming Power Up Fairs:
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
- NOCE Anaheim Campus: 1830 W. Romneya Dr. Anaheim, CA 92801
- 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Community Resource Information and Details:
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Anaheim Fire Department
Community Engagement
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OC 211
211 Orange County
211 Orange County runs a comprehensive information and referral system for Orange County, CA. 211 OC is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week online and through a multi-lingual hotline, connecting people quickly and effectively to existing programs and disaster response information. They connect residents in need to critical social services in Orange County such as housing, job placement, food, and health insurance. Just dial 2-1-1.
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County of Orange Social Services Agency (OCSSA)
The CalFresh & Medi-Cal Team is Coming to NOCE!
Meet with the CalFresh (monthly food benefits) and Medi-Cal (free or low-cost health coverage) team to apply, check your benefits, or ask questions.
Where & When:
Date: December 10, 2025
Time: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. & 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Center: NOCE Anaheim Campus
1830 W. Romneya Drive, Anaheim, CA 92801
Location: In front of the First Floor Entrance
Register Now!
- Reserve your appointment with the Cal-Fresh and Medi-Cal team
- Scan the QR code or visit tinyurl.com/calfreshatnoce
- We’ll follow up with what to bring for your visit.
If you have any questions, email us at basicneeds@noce.edu
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United Domestic Workers (UDW)
WHO ARE UDW?
United Domestic Workers of America (UDW/AFSCME Local 3930) is a union made up of over 171,000 home care and child care providers throughout California. UDW home caregivers provide critical services through the state’s In-Home Supportive Services program (IHSS), which allows over half a million California seniors and people with disabilities to remain in their homes with dignity and independence. Our child care members provide quality, affordable, home-based child care for thousands of California’s working families.
UDW home care is made up of 7 districts representing all IHSS providers in these 21 counties:
- District 1 – San Diego County
- District 2 – Orange County
- District 3 – Riverside County
- District 4 – Alpine, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne Counties
- District 5 – Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara Counties
- District 6 – Butte, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sierra, and Sutter Counties
- District 7 – Imperial County
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Walgreens
Your trusted retail pharmacy
For nearly 125 years, Walgreens has been a cornerstone in local communities, helping people live healthier lives through personal care, trusted advice, and accessible services.
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World System- Financial Literacy
WORLD SYSTEM BUILDER
World System Builder is a community of financial professionals on a mission to deliver the best financial education and revolutionize the financial service industry through a reliable, build-able system.
We want to bring Wall Street to Main Street, and vice versa. We uphold the professionalism of a proper institution without the confusing and complex jargon. We also remember where we came from, keeping the authenticity and excitement of a grass-roots movement.
We are a community of people who care and have a heart to help.
We’re building a new industry and ready to change the world.
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The Coalition of Orange County Community Health Centers
The Coalition of Orange County Community Health Centers was founded during a pivotal era of transformation—emerging from the early waves of healthcare reform and fueled by a bold spirit of innovation. What began in the early 1970s as an informal alliance among ten visionary community-based organizations has grown into a leading force for primary care and advocacy in Orange County.
These pioneering executive directors and clinic managers came together with a shared purpose: to exchange best practices, pool resources, and strengthen their collective voice through trust and collaboration. Even in those early days, their mission was clear—to build access points for health and social services for Orange County’s medically under-resourced and historically excluded communities.
Their efforts culminated in April 1974, with the formal incorporation of the Coalition as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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Serve the People
Serve the People, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing equity and well-being through two core areas: social services support and comprehensive healthcare.
We operate a biweekly food pantry, provide legal aid, assist with health insurance enrollment, and are expanding into after-school youth programming and sports to support the next generation.
On the healthcare side, our integrated community health center offers affordable medical, dental, vision, behavioral health, and specialty care services.
In addition, we proudly support individuals and families in times of crisis through disaster relief.
Whether meeting immediate needs or building long-term pathways to stability, we are committed to delivering compassionate, accessible, and impactful services to those who need them most.
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Fullerton College
Fullerton College is the oldest community college in continuous operation in California. Since its first class of 26 students in 1913, we have grown to become one of the most successful community colleges in the nation. Our high transfer and graduation rates, rich academic programs and radically student-centered approach equip students with the skills and resources they need to succeed.
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Cypress College
Cypress College emphasizes education for the individual student. Excellence of instruction and individualized learning laboratories enhance the possibility for students to achieve their highest potential. In addition, a staff of tutors and full-time counselors provides instructional support and extensive guidance information to aid students in their choice of programs and classes. For the student who plans to complete a bachelors degree, the college provides a smooth transition from high school to colleges and universities.
Numerous occupational programs are available for the student who desires preparation for immediate employment. Each occupational program is planned with the aid of a local advisory committee to ensure relevance to changing career opportunities in each area of employment.
The college is composed of 16 major instructional or instructional-support buildings located on a 110-acre site. The campus buildings contain conventional classrooms as well as laboratory facilities for science, art, computer technology, photography, automotive services, dental clinic, mortuary science, kinesiology, and other specialized programs. The college also provides opportunities for students with disabilities to be fully integrated into various college programs.
In addition, Cypress College students have access to the student center, bookstore, and food service centers. There are nine parking lots with an aggregate of 4,000 parking spaces designed to service students and staff, with an appropriate number of spaces reserved for the disabled.
Cypress College serves the educational needs of its entire community by providing a variety of occupational programs, transfer programs, and special interest classes. The college offers something for everyone, regardless of the student’s individual background or educational goals. Since opening in 1966, Cypress’ population has grown from an original enrollment of 1,200 to a student population of approximately 15,000.
Cypress College is one of the 114 campuses comprising the California Community Colleges, one of the Golden State’s three systems of higher education. Cypress College’s educational programs articulation with the other two systems of higher ed — the California State University and the University of California — as well as private universities. An important component of this is rigorous accreditation, which is granted to Cypress College through the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
NOCE Resources:
Academics, Relationships, Independence, Self-advocacy, Emotional-health (ARISE). A lab for educational support and wellness.
At NOCE, you will find resources and strategies for launching your career. Join our career readiness and skills workshops.
Ready to take your job to the next level? Earn a certificate in our tuition-free Career Education Program.
Define your education plan. Get academic counseling. Make an easier transition to college. NOCE Counselors are here to help!
DSS provides support to adult students with disabilities so they can transition to, participate in, and complete their education.
At NOCE, we offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes for adults.
The Grads to Be Program is focused on supporting Undocumented, AB540, and DACA students by providing resources and services geared towards supporting their academic journey and well-being.
The NOCE High School Diploma Program helps adults obtain their High School Diploma or equivalent by providing academic support and convenient classes for students.
NOCE Emeritus classes are state-supported and offered tuition-free for adults who are 50+, however, anyone over 18 years of age is welcome.
The Rising Scholars Program at North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) is to support our formerly incarcerated and justice-impacted students through education.
The Student Leadership Program was created to develop leaders to be involved in their school. NOCE values student input to provide insight into serving their educational needs.