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Education
- Education/Career Specialist conducts a full assessment of each youth to gauge education, savings, personal and career goals.
- Education/Career Specialist and a professional Career Counselor work with each individual to determine career aspirations and to establish a pathway necessary to reach the desired goals of the participant.
- GED or high school equivalent is obtained at area programs if the youth does not have a high school diploma.
- College scholarships and other financial assistance is sought for each youth seeking a two- or four-year degree.
- Grants and other financial assistance will be sought for youth in credible certificate programs.
- Each participant is expected to transition to self-sufficiency within 36 months on their own or with roommates or moving into a college dorm room and securing employment in addition to having a viable plan for completing their college degrees.
Employment
- Career Planning
- Job Shadowing
- Internship
- Resumes
- Interview preparation
- Job Placement
- After-care follow up
- Five year tracking of job retainment
Community Service
- Four hours of community service per month at an established nonprofit, church or volunteer program.
- Goal is to assist the youth in recognizing their value to community, adding to their job skills and improving their leadership ability.
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