Sequoia Community Corps
Our mission is to provide a training program that provides individuals with job training, education, leadership, and environmental awareness through the performance of community and conservation projects.
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Recycling
With funding from CalRecycle, the SCC has built an infrastructure that promotes and provides convenient recycling of beverage containers, electronic waste and used oil throughout Tulare and Kings Counties including the surrounding mountain areas of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
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Public Works (Fee For Service)
Young adults can prepare for valuable jobs in the construction industry through multiple projects. Corpsmembers gain hands-on work experience through various Public Works projects that beautify our communities and improve their future job prospects.
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Urban Forestry
Conservation and environmental stewardship are key components of the Urban Forestry Program. Corpsmembers learn essential career skills while developing a passion for the communities they serve.
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Education
John Muir Charter School allows students the opportunity to expand their education while doing exciting and valuable service work for the community. John Muir provides small classes and a family-like atmosphere that teaches life, job and leadership skills in a hands-on way that leads to success.
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Home Weatherization
Green is in and corpsmembers in the Weatherization Program are ahead of the trend. With specialized training for jobs in the green industry, participants serve their communities while improving their own prospects for a better life.
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Environmental Beautification
Environmental Beautification is creating cleaner communities while providing meaningful work experience, hands-on training, and pathways to employment.
Become a Corpsmember -
Your future starts here!
Ready to gain valuable skills, earn industry-recognized certifications, and make a difference in your community? The Sequoia Community Corps offers young adults the opportunity to participate in hands-on training, educational advancement, and career development programs designed to prepare them for long-term employment and success.
To get started
Step 1: Submit an enrollment application here.
Step 2: Attend an SCC Orientation
Orientations are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 8:00 AM.
No appointment is necessary.
Please arrive 10–15 minutes early, as late arrivals will not be permitted.
Important Information
Applicants must be 18–26 years of age at the time of enrollment.
Participation is for a period of one year and may be extended upon approval.
Interested in joining the Sequoia Community Corps?
Questions? Call us at (559) 732-4194.
Corps Connection
Our Quarterly Newsletter
Corps Connection is our quarterly newsletter packed with stories, achievements, special events, program highlights, and the incredible work being done by SCC Corpsmembers and staff. Each issue offers a behind-the-scenes look at the impact the SCC is making throughout our communities.
Click below to read the latest edition of Corps Connection and stay connected with all things SCC!
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