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The Interfaith Shelter Network of South Orange County is offering shelter to homeless individuals as they look for work. Beginning July 31, the program will accept 12 applicants for a sixth-month period. Participants must be single, drug- and alcohol-free and ready for work. In addition to housing, the network provides career counseling, self-esteem workshops, transportation and clothing vouchers. Information: (949) 461-0318.
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