As a young job-seeker, what's in it for me?
- Adult Mentoring
- Counseling Services
- Individualized Career Planning and Labor Market Information
- Introduction to Entrepreneurship Skills
- Introduction to Financial Literacy
- Occupational Skills Training for short-term, in-demand occupations
- Paid Work Experiences
- Referral to Adult Education and GED Preparation
- Supportive Services
- Tutoring and Study Skills
- Up to one year of follow-up services
- Work Readiness and other Leadership Development Opportunities
| | | Who can join? Out-of-school youth ages 16-24, who meet income requirements, are eligible to work in the U.S., are not attending school,
and have one of the following barriers: - A documented Disability
- English language learners
- High-School Dropouts
- Homeless
- In a foster care facility or aged out of foster care
- Pregnant or Parenting
- Those subjected to any stage of the judicial process (IE: have been arrested, or are on probation)
*All males 18 and above must be registered for Selective Service to be eligible for any federal aid program. |
Young job-seekers with an interest in furthering their education and employment goals can start the process by using the
Online Job-Seeker Referral Form