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EcSA Business Support Grant Program is sponsored by Washington Workforce Association. The EcSA Business Support grant program aims to support Black, Tribal, and Latine businesses in participating in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) while helping job seekers acquire the necessary skills and experience to secure long-term employment.
The program provides EcSA business navigator services to help Black, Indigenous, and Latine businesses identify and access existing state systems that can help their company succeed, including customized workforce training programs and wage subsidies.
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Join the fun in our city! The Business Support grant program aims to support Black, Tribal, and Latine businesses in participating in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) while helping job seekers acquire the necessary skills and experience to secure long-term employment.
With $15 million in funding, the program provides EcSA business navigator services to help Black, Indigenous, and Latine businesses identify and access existing state systems that can help their company succeed, including customized workforce training programs and wage subsidies.
The program also provides recruitment of local talent, hourly pay for training, subsidized on- the-job training, equipment purchases, and training by colleges or other providers. The program partners with local organizations and businesses to provide services to priority populations. Volunteers are the heart of a community.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits supporting Black, Indigenous, and Latine businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EcSA Business Support Grant Program is funded by Washington Workforce Association. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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EcSA Business Support is sponsored by Washington Workforce Association. This program aims to support Black, Tribal, and Latine businesses in participating in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) while helping job seekers acquire necessary skills. It provides EcSA business navigator services, customized workforce training programs, wage subsidies, recruitment of local talent, and other business support. While this program provides services to businesses, a nonprofit providing technical assistance to these businesses could potentially partner or be a service provider.
Business Support Grant Program is sponsored by Washington Workforce Association. The Business Support grant program aims to support Black, Tribal, and Latine businesses in participating in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) while helping job seekers acquire the necessary skills and experience to secure long-term employment. The program provides EcSA business navigator services to help Black, Indigenous, and Latine businesses identify and access existing state systems that can help their company succeed, including customized workforce training programs and wage subsidies.
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