​Allied Health Academy (AHA)

The Allied Health Academy (AHA) is an after-school academic support program with a unique opportunity for high school students to explore and learn about allied health careers.  Partnering up with Anaheim Union High School District, California State University Fullerton, and Cypress College through the Health Careers Opportunity Program, high school students not only get to participate in research projects, community engagement, and leadership activities throughout the academic year, they also receive the following resources:

• Academic advisement support
• College prep support
• Professional development opportunities
• Potential networking with health professionals

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​OCAPICA FAFSA Completion

The OCAPICA FAFSA Completion program works with schools throughout Anaheim Union High School District to increase FAFSA completion rates for the graduating senior class. By completing the FAFSA, we believe that students who obtain financial assistance from all levels of support are more likely to succeed in their educational pursuit and enter the workforce with degrees of higher learning. Our goal, is to increase the college going culture among high school campuses by assisting all students in gaining access to higher education.

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​OCAPICA Scholars

Established in 2010, the OCAPICA Scholars program aims to increase the number of underserved Asian American, Pacific Islander and other underserved high school students who gain access to higher education opportunities by providing scholarship support. The OCAPICA Scholars Program grants scholarship awards ranging from $500 to $5,000 a year for two years to graduating seniors of OCAPICA’s youth programs. Students who demonstrate significant merit in not just academics, but workplace, and community involvement are representative of the OCAPICA Scholars Community.

For more information and to see our students’ work – check out: http://ocapicascholars.wordpress.com/