Do I qualify for Youth Services?
Youth Services are available at no monetary cost, for those who qualify. You must meet all of the following five requirements to qualify.
Are you...
- A senior in high school
- From a low-income family or self-supporting
- Experiencing one of these barriers:
- have dropped out of school
- are out-of-school and have not secured employment or training
- are pregnant or a parent
- have disabilities - physical, learning, mental
- are in foster care, are homeless, or a runaway
- have been involved with the juvenile justice system
- have trouble with basic reading and/or math
- are an "at risk" youth - defined by school staff
- A U.S. citizen
- Registered with Selective Service (men only)
If you answered yes to these questions, you may qualify for a youth training program under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA). To find out more information, contact your local one-stop career center and ask to speak with KCDEE Youth Services Employment and Training Representative.
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