Due April 2nd, twelve USDOL grants totaling $40 million will fund paid work experiences.
Last week USDOL’s Employment and Training Administration announced rounds 4 and 5 of Growth Opportunities funding, preparing justice-involved youth for the world of work, putting them on a path to more equitable career opportunities through paid work experiences.
Occupational education in high-demand industries, leadership development, mentorship and placement services can also be program components.
As part of DOL’s Youth Employment Works strategy, the goals of the grant include:
- Helping youth and young adults to increase their conflict resolution skills to prevent and avoid violence.
- Introducing and preparing youth for the world of work.
- Helping youth identify career interests, attain relevant skills and gain work experience.
- Providing income to youth.
We at Aspect Works bring expertise in youth-serving programs, workforce development that links to living wage. careers, and in writing and submitting grants to the Department of Labor. Get in touch below to access our insight, and best of luck on your application.
Read the full Notice of Funding Opportunity on grants.gov.