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Find similar grantsYouth Resource Center (YRC) Program is sponsored by Essex County Division of Training and Employment. The Essex County Youth Resource Center (YRC) serves youths aged 17-24 who face barriers to education, training, and employment.
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Essex County Youth Resource Center – Training & Employment - IRVINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS Essex County Youth Resource Center – Training & Employment Essex County offers a year-round, Youth Program located at 50 South Clinton Street in East Orange, New Jersey. The Youth Resource Center (YRC) serves as a mini One-Stop for youths, ages 17-24, who face barriers to education, training &employment.
Together the counselor and youth participant will develop a comprehensive responsibility plan that will offer exposure to: Work Readiness & Soft Skills Development. High School Proficiency, Career and CASAS Testing. Work-Based Learning Opportunities Life Skills Training & Basic Skills Development.
Counseling Service, Mentorship and Supportive Services Vocational Training Opportunities. Finacial Literacy & Cash Incentives Note: Participants Must Meet Specific Eligibility and Income Guidelines Essex County One-Stop Career Center 50 South Clinton Street, 2nd Floor East Orange, NJ 07018 WIOA Services – 973-395-5936 / WIOA Youth Services – 973-530-9581 essexcountyyouth@dedte. essexcountynj.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youths aged 17-24 who face barriers to education, training & employment. Nonprofit organizations in Essex County could partner to provide services for these youth. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Resource Center (YRC) Program is funded by Essex County Division of Training and Employment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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