PROGRAMS
To view a list of all our programs and their
descriptions click on Programs
in left menu then choose a specific program in the drop-down
boxes to view details,
or you can click on the program titles below.
| Advocate Bethany
Community Health Fund | top
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A.R.T.E. (A
Return to Ecclesiastes) - BNA
Servicing five (5) communities: Austin, East
Garfield Park, West Garfield Park, Humboldt Park, North
Lawndale
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| Mayor's Office
for People with Disabilities | top
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Ticket
To Work
Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Program is an
employment program for people with disabilities who are
interested in going to work.
The ticket Program is part of the Ticket to Work
and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999 –
legislation designed to remove many of the barriers that
previously influenced people’s decisions about going to
work because of the concerns over losing health care
coverage.
The goal of the Ticket Program is to increase
opportunities and choices for Social Security disability
beneficiaries to obtain employment, vocational
rehabilitation (VR), and other support services from
public and private providers, employers, and other
organizations.
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● Basic Nursing Assistant
(BNA) Training
● Job Readiness Training
● Financial Literacy
● Life Skills Training
● Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR)
● Food Service & Sanitation
License Training
● Substance
Abuse/Life-Style Workshops
● Youth Mentoring
● Internships
● On-the-Job Training /
Work Experience
● Job Placement Assistance
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SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program
SNAP is a short-term,
subsidized employment training program designed to help you to
become more employable through On-the-Job Work Experience,
Vocational Training, and work and Life Readiness classes. We
also encouraged GED, ABE and/or Literacy Education as important keys
to employability and success. You will also be able to take
advantage of our exclusive job development, placement, and retention
services to, ultimately, help you find and keep employment.
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TANF Job Placement
(Temporary Assistance for Needy Families)
TANF program is a subsidized employment training program
designed to help you to become more employable through
On-the-Job Work Experience, Vocational Training, and
Work & Life Readiness classes. We offer intensive
career guidance and counseling through case management.
You will also be able to take advantage of our exclusive
job development, placement, and retention services to,
ultimately, help you find and maintain employment.
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Work First Program
(Pay-after-Performance Program)
Work First is a Pay-After-Performance
program where participants are engaged in 20-35 hours of work related activities
to earn financial assistance while gaining valuable work experience.
Participants are provided employable skills, training,
job placement assistance, retention and supportive
services such as transportation and initial employment
expenses. Each participant is assigned to a case
manager who will assist him/her in reaching employment
goals.
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Department of Family and Support Services | top |
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CSBD
(Community Services Block Grant) - BNA Training
The Basic Nursing
Assistants Training Program prepares students for an entry-level
career in healthcare. The course integrates basic nursing
concepts and skills with current trends in patient care. The
student is trained and equipped with knowledge and skills above the
basic requirements of the state for nursing assistants.
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CDBG
(Community Development Block Grant) - Innovative
The
Community
Development Block Grant is a program which provides training, job
placement and retention services to low and moderate income
Chicagoans.
This program offers access to a variety of workforce services for
under-served adults, including assistance with customized training,
job search and job placement. CDBG applicants must meet the
following five requirements and provide the documentation for
eligibility.ers.
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CDBG (Community Development
Block Grant) - Training & Placement (BNA)
Career Development seminars/workshops are incorporated in the
program to prepare students for employment. Upon successful
completion of this program, students take the Illinois Nurse Aide
Competency Examination administered by Southern Illinois University
of Carbondale. disease prevention.
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Customized
Job Training - Program for Ex-offenders
This program is for ex-offenders who are 18 to 29 years
old, have been released from a state or federal facility
within the past 60 days and are seeking a new start in
life.
We help ex-offenders overcome obstacles and barriers to employment by
developing marketable skills through On-the-Job Work Experience,
Vocational Training, and Work & Life Readiness classes. We
also encourage GED, ABE, and/or Literacy Education as important keys
to employability and success. We provide exclusive job development, placement, and retention
services to help secure and maintain employment.
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Youth WIA
(Workforce Investment Act) - Program for Out-of-School
Youth
Project M.O.V.E. (Making Opportunities Viable for
Everyone) is an education and employment training program for youth
sponsored by the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services
and the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) targeting out-of-school
youth. We are here to help you get back in school, get job and
life skills, vocational training, work experience, obtain a job,
and, ultimately, succeed in life.
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Youth
Ready Chicago Career Development Center
Youth Ready Chicago Career Development
Center (YRCCDC) is full of opportunities which provide youth and
young adults with career options and skills needed to market
themselves successfully in the marketplace.
Through coaching individuals to understand and embrace
their competencies, interest, values, and their personal
characteristics, Phalanx Family Services is able to
inspire youth and young adults to better manage their
time, finances, career, education, and their decisions.
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School | top |
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Culture of
Calm Initiative - Julian High School
Chicago Public Schools conducted a
comprehensive assessment of the violence-related risk posed to CPS
high school students both inside and outside of school. In
response to extensive data-based research and community discussions,
the Board has created a strategy to advance the protection, safety,
and security of high school students. This strategy focuses
toward the achievement of fundamental goals.
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Commerce and Economic Opportunity | top |
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Bridging
the Digital Divide - Basic Computer Training
Today's workplace increasingly relies on
technology. From computers that help mechanics diagnose car
troubles, to computer-assisted laboratories, radio and television
broadcasting, and machine-shop engineering, computer literacy has
become a prerequisite for employment and career development in most
fields.
Individuals lacking computer skills
and regular access to computer and telecommunications
technologies face surmounting obstacles to participate
in the technology-based economy. Not only does
this growing "digital divide" threaten to place
low-income citizen even further behind in competition
for jobs, but also jeopardizes our economy.
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| Mayor's Office
for People with Disabilities | top
NEW! |
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Ticket
To Work
Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Program is an
employment program for people with disabilities who are
interested in going to work.
The ticket Program is part of the Ticket to Work
and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999 –
legislation designed to remove many of the barriers that
previously influenced people’s decisions about going to
work because of the concerns over losing health care
coverage.
The goal of the Ticket Program is to increase
opportunities and choices for Social Security disability
beneficiaries to obtain employment, vocational
rehabilitation (VR), and other support services from
public and private providers, employers, and other
organizations.
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| Advocate Bethany
Community Health Fund | top
NEW! |
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A.R.T.E. (A
Return to Ecclesiastes) - BNA
Servicing five (5) communities: Austin, East
Garfield Park, West Garfield Park, Humboldt Park, North
Lawndale
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