Chicago Federation Of Labor Workforce And Community Initiative

Career counseling and occupational skills training funded by the Chicago cook county workforce partnership. Services are provided to individuals who are eligible as a dislocated worker or displaced homemaker as definded under the WIOA regulations. This includes a broad group of individuals from a variety of backgrounds. Assisting individuals with obtaining sustainable employment.

Services are provided to individuals 18 + seeking employment who meet the eligibility requirements as defined under the WIOA regulations. Target populations include but are not limited to unemployed, under-employed, low income, public assistance recipients, homeless, justice-involved, New Americans, refugees, and basic skills deficient. The purpose of the services to assist individuals with obtaining sustainable employment. Business services are also provided to employers seeking to hire and train individuals from target populations. These include but are not limited to recruitment, screening, referral to partners and other resources, referrals of job candidates.

To deliver service that strengthens the pipeline of skilled workers and leads to expanding middle to high skilled manufacturing workforce funded by the Calumet area industrial commission. This program seeks to provide individuals the opportunity to obtain high-quality, tuition-free education and training that leads to in-demand and industry-recognized credentials and degrees.

National Dislocated Worker Grant

Various programs and support to other Organizations