What kind of opportunities?

• HELP WITH A JOB SEARCH—Identifying marketable skills and abilities is where we’ll start. We can assist with resumes and job applications, who to contact, and how. We’ll help with computer and internet access, as well as teach survival skills to keep a job.
  
• TRAINING AND EDUCATION—In the classroom, or on the job. We’ll help pay expenses for vo-tech, trade school, technical training or career-related college programs. We can help with training to earn a GED. Tuition, books, and some living expenses can be covered. We’ll also help you look for grants, loans and scholarships.
  
• ON-THE-JOB TRAINING—A great option for some. We’ll help find a suitable employer and even help pay wages during training. Employment continues when the training is complete.
  
• SUPPORT SERVICES—Transportation, tools and even clothing, for example. Whether a person’s goals include staying in agriculture, training for better paying work or making a career change, we can help meet the challenges. Support ranges from eyeglasses to child care and work boots to car tires.
  
• EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE—Limited, but critical support services are available for migrant workers and their families. Emergency food, shelter, transportation and clothing are examples.
  

Our program is funded by the U.S. Department of Labor so there’s paperwork. But we can help with that too.

Is this you, or someone you know?

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