The purpose of the wioa adult grants is to serve individuals and help employersmeet their workforce needs

Ended Formula Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
23A55AT000036
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$21,588,472

Award facts

Assistance listing
17.258 WIOA Adult Program
Completion date
Place of performance
Massachusetts, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

Activities
Wioa specifies that most adult program services will be provided through the american job center network, also known as one-stop career centers. Under the wioa adult program, eligible individuals can receive career services, which are classified into two categories: basic and individualized services. While some job seekers may only need self-service or other basic career services such as labor exchange services, others may need more comprehensive services, such as individualized services, which include career planning, and developing an individual employment plan outlining needs and goals of the job seeker. Participants will also receive training services linked to job opportunities in their communities. To promote customer choice and involvement in career decisions, participants use an individual training account to select an appropriate training program from an eligible training provider list. Wioa also authorizes the provision of supportive services (e.g. transportation and child care assistance) to enable an individual to participate in the program.
Expected outcomes
The wioa adult program outcomes are to ensure that individuals can access and receive the employment and training services they are eligible for, so that they may become employed or advance in employment. Grantees report performance measures of these outcomes, including the percentage of people employed in the second and fourth quarter after finishing the program, their earnings, and the percentage of people who obtained a credential.
Intended beneficiaries
Wioa adult funds must give priority to recipients of public assistance, other low-income individuals, and individuals who are basic skills deficient. Other categories include unemployed adults, dislocated workers, veterans, individuals with barriers to employment, and any eligible population.
Subrecipient activities
The grantees may subaward funds from the wioa adult program to provide some of the individualized career services, training, as well as provide supportive services.

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $0
Amendment $14,492,298
Amendment $3,548,087
Original award $3,548,087

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Subrecipient not on record This subaward is granted to METRO SOUTH WEST WO to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,041,201
Metro North Regional Employment Board, Inc. This subaward is granted to METRO NORTH REGIONA to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,102,538
Masshire Hampden County Workforce Board, Inc. This subaward is granted to MASSHIRE HAMPDEN CO to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,927,525
City Of Quincy This subaward is granted to QUINCY to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,032,000
City Of Salem This subaward is granted to SALEM to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $874,057
Greater New Bedford Workforce Investment Board, Inc. This subaward is granted to GR NEW BEDFORD WKFC to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $676,244
Subrecipient not on record This subaward is granted to LAWRENCE to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,142,407
City Of Lowell This subaward is granted to LOWELL to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $521,367
Franklin Hampshire Employment & Training Consortium This subaward is granted to FRANKLIN HAMPSHIRE to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $441,629
City Of Fall River This subaward is granted to Fall River to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $987,531
Subrecipient not on record This subaward is granted to BROCKTON to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA ADULT federal grant program. $760,583
Masshire North Central Workforce Board, Inc. This subaward is granted to MASSHIRE NORTH CENT to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $617,973
Subrecipient not on record This subaward is granted to Mass Regional to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $33,333
Berkshire Training & Employment Inc. This subaward is granted to BERKSHIRE to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $372,624
Job Training And Employment Corporation This subaward is granted to JOB TRAINING & EMPL to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $667,043
City Of Worcester This subaward is granted to WORCESTER to support the implementation of program priorities under the WIOA Adult federal grant program. $1,185,343
City Of Boston This is FWIAADT24A Adult pass through for City of Boston. $1,250,642
Commonwealth Corporation WIOA Adult Subaward $495,000
Economic Development And Industrial Corporation Of Boston $835,875
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Who received award 23A55AT000036?

23A55AT000036 was awarded to Executive Office Of Labor & Wo by Employment and Training Administration (Department of Labor) on July 1, 2023.

How much is award 23A55AT000036 worth?

$21,588,472 has been obligated on 23A55AT000036.

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