Youth Programs
Program objectives are to enhance education, employment and personal development of enrolled youth.
Workforce Investment Act
Program assists individuals:
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Who are between the age of 14-21 |
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Who are economically disadvantaged and |
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Who have an identified barrier to employment |
Services Available
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Basic Skills Training |
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Career exploration |
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Comprehensive career guidance and career counseling |
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Tutoring and study skills |
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Follow-up services for one year |
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Information and referral to community resources |
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Instruction leading to high school diploma or GED completion |
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Leadership and personal development opportunities |
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Skills and vocational assessment |
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Vocational Training |
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Work experience |
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Work readiness and life skills enhancement |
Independent Living Program
The philosophy of the Independent Living program is "To empower, encourage, and allow youth to move into adulthood with the knowledge and skills to become responsible and contributing members of society."
Program works with youth
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Between 14-21 years of age |
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Have been or currently in foster care since turning 14 |
Services Offered
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Budgeting/Financial Planning |
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Emergency/Safety Skills |
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Health Care |
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Housekeeping |
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Housing Options |
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Job Readiness |
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Job Search |
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Job Placement |
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Legal Issues |
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Shopping |
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Transportation |
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Tutoring |