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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Based on Federal and State Data, an Industry Survey, and Stakeholder Input, Ky Plans to Recruit New Workers Into Existing Workforce Training Programs in Hvac, Electrician, Insulation, as Well as Support Worker Retention. They Are Partnering With Non-profits and Other Organizations That Work Directly With Disadvantaged Communities to Recruit for the Existing Programs. Kentucky Will Train 435 Total Persons Over the Course of the Grant. the Goal Will Be to Train 217 People in the First Funding Installment and the Remaining 218 in the Second. This Number Assumes a Training/stipend Cost of $5000.00 Per Worker. of Our Total 435 Total Trained/certified/licensed Persons Kentucky Will Ensure a Minimum of 174 Participants Come From JUSTICE40 Communities.
Committed
$2.4 Million
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