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Find similar grantsDHS Youth Investment Program (IYIP) is sponsored by Illinois Department of Human Services. Provides full and part-time paid job placements, case management services, and educational enhancement opportunities for youth aged 16-24.
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Please update your browser to the latest version of Internet Explorer , or use one of the following browsers (Windows XP users will need to use one of these, since Internet Explorer 9 and above are not supported in Windows XP): About DHS - Youth Programs for Employment & Education About DHS - Youth Programs for Employment & Education The Illinois Youth Investment Program (IYIP) is through March 31, 2027.
There are 3 current grants providing assistance to youth from 16 to 24 years of age. Benefits for Youth Participants Include: Full and part-time paid job placements Case management services include life skills, counseling, and work readiness training. Educational enhancement opportunities.
This holistic approach will account for the youth’s physical, emotional, social, and mental health needs while helping them to secure and sustain employment and/or achieve higher education, ensuring a greater likelihood of success and self-sufficiency. The purpose of this effort is to foster healthy, safe, well-educated, and self-sufficient transition-age youth in Illinois.
Eligibility/Requirements: Youth must be between the ages of 16-24. Both in-school youth and out-of-school youth can participate. As part of this program, out-of-school that have not earned their GED (or High School Equivalency) will be required to re-engage in earning their Diploma or GED.
Youth must have at least one risk factor that may make it hard to get or keep a job. Youth must be an Illinois resident. Youth will be required to complete an I9 Form.
Review IDHS program details here . If you are interested in participating in any DHS Youth program, speak with one of the agencies listed below. Agency staff will invite you into the application process.
This program is offered by the following community-based organizations. African American Christian Foundation Ada S.
McKinley Community Services Inc. Alternative Schools Network - with 13 sub-grantees Always Giving Back Foundation Angel of God Resource Center Inc. Artists ReEnvisioning Tomorrow Asian Human Services DBA Trellus Bethel Family Resource Center Boys & Girls Club of Chicago Boys & Girls Club of Rockford Bright Star Community Outreach Brighton Park Neighborhood Council Community Assistance Programs - CAPS Catholic Bishop of Chicago - St.
Sabina Children's Home and Aid / Brightpoint Community & Economic Development Association of Cook County Community Education Network Comprehensive Community Solutions Cook County Southland Juvenile Justice Center Des Plaines Valley Regional Education Employment Services EDDR Foundation - Cook and Winnebago Englewood First Responders Esperanza Community Services Gary Comer Youth Foundation Give Something Back - Aurora and Will County Goodwill - Cook, Lake and Winnebago County Haven Youth and Family Service - Cook and Lake Counties Homework Hangout Club, Inc. Howard Area Community Center Jewish Child & Family Services - Cook and Lake Counties KCC Academy of Chicago - 79th Lessie Bates Davis Neighborhood House Love, Unity & Values Institute Major Adams Community Committee Metropolitan Family - Cook and Lake counties Midwest Asian Health Association NCEFA - National Center for Economic Fiscal Agent New Eclipse Community Alliance North Lawndale Employment Network Old King's Orchard Community Center John Buckner Youth Initiative - Our Hand Our Worth Reach Community Development Corporation Proviso Leyden Council for Community Action Inc. Puerto Rican Cultural Center ASI-NE Healthcare Services Purpose Foundation for Youth Save Our City Save Our Future SGA - Cook and Lake Counties Teens Against Killing Everywhere The Chicago Defender Charities True Believers Community Connections Universal Family Connections Center Urbana Neighborhood Connections Whats The Formula Mentoring Academy Westside Health Authority
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Illinois serving youth aged 16-24. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for DHS Youth Investment Program (IYIP) are due March 31, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
DHS Youth Investment Program (IYIP) is funded by Illinois Department of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Illinois. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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