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"The most effective way to accomplish something is
to start"
Captain William Pinkney
(the first African American
to sail around the world)
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Are you
looking for a new start?
Administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services, the
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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TO QUALIFY:
You must have:
- a pending (94 or 06) or active (04 or 06) IDHS cash
case
- a 2151C referral from your local IDHS office
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- Gain marketable job skills
- Career coaching
- Work experience
- Vocational training
- GED (when applicable)
- Transportation
- Work clothing
- Resume and interview skill-building
- Improved self-esteem
- Job placement assistance
- Employment retention and follow-up assistance
- Resource center with computers and internet access
- Housing referral assistance
- Cash benefits*
(*for qualifying candidates, not guaranteed)
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Benefits for IDHS
We help you meet State and Federal participation
rates
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- Clients engaged in countable work-related activities
- Clients receive comprehensive barrier-reduction services
- Clients gain social and soft-skill training
- Client activities and compliance closely monitored and
documented
- Programs in full compliance with State mandates
- Impactful client activity and progress
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Benefits for Employers
We help you find the best and most qualified
candidates!
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- Candidate pre-screening
- Employment tax credit information
- Customized training
- Subsidized workers
- Retention assistance
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