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Eta Community Projects Project Abstractrecipient Name: Community Assistance Programsproject Title: Addressing Pre-enrollment Barriersfunding Request: 100,000.00CONGRESSIONAL Sponsor: Congressman Bobby L. Rush Congressman Jonathan Jacksonrequested Period of Performance: 12 Monthsproject Location: 11717 S Halsted ST., Chicago, Il 60628-5822PROJECT Purpose and Goals: Will Qualify Economically Disadvantaged Populations to Enroll in Workforce Development Programs Through the Assistance of a Job Readiness Coordinator That Will Assist in Achieving the Pre-enrollment Requirement Items.activities to Be Performed: Caps Will Identify 70 Job Seekers Unable to Qualify for Enrollment in Workforce PROGRAMS.80 or 50 of Individuals Will Receive Pre-enrollment Services, Support Expenses and Services to Address Barriers to Enrollment.expected Outcomes: 90 or 63 Individuals Who Are Ineligible for Workforce Programs and Struggling to Address Barrier to Enrollment, Will Receive an Assessment and Employment Plan That Includes a Plan to Achieve ENROLLMENT.90 or 45 Will Achieve Eligibility by Addressing Enrollment Barriers and Will Be Enrolled in Workforce Programs.intended Beneficiaries: Economically Disadvantaged Populations That Reside in Low-income Communities of Chicago.subrecipient Activities: N a
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