Proteus, Inc.

Education, Employment, and Community Service

MISSION

Our “Mission” is to provide education, workplace training, job placement, and other support services to farm working families and diverse program participants to empower them to achieve self-sufficiency.

VISION

Our “Vision” is to improve the quality of life of farmworkers and diverse program participants by being the premier provider of services.

Energy

SCE, SCG, and PG&E contractor

Employment

Tulare, Kings, Fresno, and Kern Counties

Community & Workforce Development

Kern, Fresno, and Tulare Counties

Foster Family

Tulare and Fresno Counties

Education

William M. Maguy School of Education

Farmworker

The National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP)

Happy New Year!

Message from the CEO

The Latest News

07Jan

Jobs/Lista de Empleos 1/06/2025

Apply on Caljobs.ca.gov Jobs / Lista de Empleos 1/6/2024 To find more information about these job announcements, visit: ...

07Jan

Clínica de Inmigración - Catholic Charities

La Clínica de Inmigración de Catholic Charities ofrece consultas gratuitas en tres ubicaciones diferentes: Lone Pine, Bishop y Ridgecrest, los días 9 y 10 de enero. Se brindarán...

07Jan

Conozca sus Derechos (Know your Rights)

Acompáñe MCC para una presentación sobre Conozca sus Derechos que puede beneficiarle a usted y a las comunidades a las que sirve. Monday, January 136:30 - 8:00PM PST Iglesia Una...

07Jan

4th Annual Cesar E. Chavez Art & Poetry Contest

Calling all Artists and Poets! We are now accepting artwork and poetry for the 4th Annual Cesar E. Chavez Art & Poetry Contest at every Proteus, Inc. location. There will be 18...

02Jan

Happy New Year! - Message from the CEO

As we enter 2025, we are filled with deep gratitude for all our customers, whose resilience continues to inspire us, and our dedicated staff, who work tirelessly to transform...

31Dec

Director of Energy Programs

POSITION SUMMARY:Responsible for administration and supervision of Proteus’ energy division including implementing projects, managing budgets, and coordinating processes, and...

30Dec

All We Carry Community Screening

FIRM and the Big Red Church, sponsored by the Central Valley Community Foundation (CVCF), are organizing a screening of the documentary "All We Carry" on January 28, 2025.

30Dec

Immigration Services Directory: Central Valley Nonprofit Immigration Services Providers

The Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative (CVIIC) makes an immigration services directory available to the public, which includes nonprofit organizations that offer...

Community Calendar

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Success Stories

“I honestly didn’t think there was a program out there like Proteus. It changes people’s lives.”

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Dalton Young

"When I was working out in the fields, I was always thinking about having my own trucking business, so I'm thankful for Maria Macedo and Proteus for giving me a chance and for the opportunities that are at our reach. I'm so really happy right now."

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Angel Perez

"Proteus is a saving grace for people. Some people don’t have options to pay for training or know how to go about doing it for themselves, so I really appreciate Proteus."

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Elizabeth Aguilar

“I’m really thankful for the opportunities that Proteus gave me and the chance to get a better job. Without their help, I would have had to pay out of my pocket. Thanks to Proteus, I can help out my family a little more again.”

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Jesus Uribe

“Proteus has not just helped me, but members of my family,” states Martin. His father and uncle, both farmworkers, enrolled in and completed Proteus truck driving training; and, his brother-in-law enrolled in and completed Proteus solar installation training.

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Martin Mora, Jr.

Teresa’s father moved his family to the United States in order to provide them with a better life. “If my dad was alive today, he would be very proud. He would be happy that I am no longer working in the fields and doing something I always wanted to do,” states Teresa.

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