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Likes: 2 Views: 1470 Posted: 1/26/2018 12:39 PM Posted By: Wesley Peterson Posted In: ION - Innovation and Opportunity Network
WIOA Desk Reference: Serving Youth in an Integrated American Job Center Network
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There are a number of one-stop partner programs that may be appropriate for youth depending upon an individual’s needs and whether or not they meet eligibility criteria for specific programs. Individuals who meet the respective program eligibility requirements may be co-enrolled into multiple one-stop partner programs.
WIOA’s focus on a customer-centered service delivery approach should assist with determination of the best programming and services to serve an individual youth’s needs. This desk reference provides an overview of potential one-stop partner programs that may be appropriate for youth.
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