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Award Purpose.worc Purpose: in Alignment With the JUSTICE40 Initiative, the Purpose of the Worc Initiative Grants Is to Create Economic Mobility, Address Historic Inequities for Marginalized Communities of Color, Rural Areas, and Other Underserved and Underrepresented Communities, and Produce High-quality Employment Outcomes for Workers Who Live or Work in the Appalachian, Delta, and Northern Border Regions, Enabling Them to Remain and Thrive in These Communities. Project Title: Southern Vermont Workforce Center of Excellence (wfcoe)grantee Region: Nbrcdeliverables Expected Outcomes.total Participants: 300PARTICIPANTS Obtaining New or Enhanced Employment: 150INTENDED Beneficiaries.target Population: Dislocated Workers, Incumbent Workers, New Workforce Entrantsareas to Be Served: Vermont - Windham, Bennington and Windsor Counties.activities to Be Performed.summary of Project: the Southern Vermont Workforce Center of Excellence (WFCOE) Project Will Expand Access to Good Jobs, Building Equity by Empowering the People Who Power the Economy. by Increasing Economic Mobility Among Underserved People and Connecting Employers With the Talent They Need, This Project Will Transform the Regional Economy. This Rural Region Has Experienced Demographic and Economic Decline Due to Outmigration and Aging, Natural Disasters, Closures and Layoffs. the Southern Vermont Ceds Guides Solutions, Both Strategic and Structural. the Project Is Both. It Delivers Strategic Programs, While Building a Center That Can Help Transform the Regional Economy by Creating Coherence in the Regional Workforce System. the Project Will Focus on Four Sectors, Based on the Availability of Good Jobs and Robust Partnerships With Employers and Training Providers: Healthcare and Behavioral Health Manufacturing Logistics and Wholesale and Skilled Trades.subrecipient Activities.the Recipient Intends to Subaward Funds.
Committed
$1.0 Million
Paid out
$812.7K
78%
Committed, not yet paid
$225.9K
22%
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