Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose Eta Provides Employment Recovery DWGS to Address the Employment Related Impacts of Higher Than Average Demand Among Dislocated Service Members and Their Spouses. Employment Recovery DWGS Generally Deliver Employment and Training Assistance (as With Disaster Recovery DWGS, These Include Career, Training and Supportive Services) to Dislocated Workers to Provide Them With the Skills They Need to Become Reemployed.activities to Be Performed Employment Recovery DWGS Generally Deliver Employment and Training Assistance Including Career, Training and Supportive Services to Dislocated Workers to Provide Them With the Skills They Need to Become Reemployed.expected Outcomes for Grantees That Are States or Outlying Areas, State Performance Goals for the Title I Wioa Dislocated Worker Program Serve as a Basis for Each DWG S Performance Goals. This Project Proposes to Serve 400 Participants.intended Beneficiaries Employment Recovery DWGS Are Available to States, Local Workforce Development Boards and Other Eligible Applicants When Certain Qualifying Events Occur. All Participants in Employment Recovery DWG Projects Must Be Eligible Dislocated Workers as Defined by the Workforce Opportunity and Innovation Act, and Include Those Laid Off Through No Fault of Their Own, Displaced Homemakers Who Had Relied on the Income of Another Family Member, and Certain Military Members and Spouses.subrecipient Activities Employment Recovery DWGS Support Provision of Services to Dislocated Workers Grant Recipients Maypartner With Subrecipients as Well as Provide Services Through American Job Centers Within the Area Covered by the Grant as Appropriate.
Committed
$4.7 Million
Paid out
$3.7M
79%
Committed, not yet paid
$974.1K
21%
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