CSBG Scholarship Program
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Programs
- X Vision and Hearing Screening - Douglas County Health Department
- X Carle - AWAKE & AWARE Support Group
- X After School Program
- X Dental Sealant Program - Edgar County
- X Senior Information Services (SIS)
- X Immunizations - Douglas County
- X Family Therapy/Counseling
- X Individual Counseling
- X U of I Extension Youth & Family
- X GAIL/CIL Personal Assistant Training & Referral Program
- X Intermittent CILA (Residential) Services- CTF ILLINOIS
- X State of Illinois Division of Rehabilitation
- X ERBA Federal Surplus Commodities Distribution - Jasper County
- X Arbor Rose Memory Care Homes - Arcola
- X Catholic Charities-Effingham: Diabetic Medical Program
- X SAIL-Disability Education & Awareness: Charleston
- X CSBG Scholarship Program
- X Infant/ Child CPR
- X Horizon Health- Medicare Wellness Visits
- X Catholic Charities - Prescription Medical Program
- X Blessings Food Pantry
- X SBL Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- X Eastern IL Education for Employment #340
Location:
515 North Cedar Street
Shelbyville, Illinois 62565
Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:
217-774-4541 Phone
217-774-3532 Fax
Web Page: http://cefseoc.org/
Email to: cefs@cefseoc.org
Program Details:
| Operating Agency: | CEFS Economic Opportunity Corporation |
|---|---|
| Agency Type: | Non-Profit/Community Action |
| Person In Charge: | Coordinator |
| Hours: | Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm |
| Eligibility: | CSBG Income Guidelines (125% of poverty level), enrollment or intention to enroll as a full time student in an Illinois accredited college. |
| Intake Process: | Submit application prior to deadline with supporting documentation. Applicants will then be selected for an interview process before final selections are made. |
| Area Served: | Effingham, Moultrie and Shelby |
| Ages Served: | 16 and older |
| Appt. Necessary: | Yes |
| Handicapped accessible: | Yes |
| Sign Language: | Availabe upon request |
Program/Service Notes:
The CSBG Scholarship provides tuition assistance toward formal education or occupational training to low income and disadvantaged persons for general education to achieve short-term (2 or less years) in growth occupation skills or post secondary education. Applications are generally available late February to early March. Recipients will receive recognition at our annual banquet.
Last Updated: July 3, 2019, 3:28 p.m.