Project Grant CP393812360A41

Award Date 12/1/22
Completion Date 11/30/24
Dollars Obligated $2.9M
Federal Grant Program
17.289
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Oregon, USA
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AWARD PURPOSE EXPAND PRE-APPRENTICESHIP FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY RESIDENTS RECRUIT AND DEVELOP A DIVERSIFIED TALENT PIPELINE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY THROUGH REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIPS DEVELOP NEW EXPERTISE IN THE PUBLIC WORKFORCE SYSTEM IN CONNECTING JOBSEEKERS TO CONSTRUCTION PATHWAYS ACTIVITIES PERFORMED CONTRACT WITH FOUR (4) HIGHLY EFFECTIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED PRE-APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAMS TO DELIVER CONSTRUCTION TRAINING TO 90 JOBSEEKERS TARGETING WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR SUPPORT ENTRY AND RETENTION OF PATP GRADUATES IN REG. APP. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR LOCAL AMERICAN JOB CENTER STAFF ON CAREER PATHWAYS IN CONSTRUCTION DELIVERABLES 83% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION TRAINING 83% OF TRAINING COMPLETERS WILL ENTER EMPLOYMENT OR REG. APP. 30 STAFF AT AMERICAN JOB CENTERS WILL COMPLETE PROJECT-FUNDED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE NEW WORKSHOPS AND OTHER STRATEGIES IN LOCAL AMERICAN JOB CENTERS FOR CONNECTING JOBSEEKERS TO THE INDUSTRY INTENDED BENEFICIARY DIVERSE JOBSEEKERS INTERESTED IN CONSTRUCTION CAREERS WILL BENEFIT FROM INCREASED OFFERINGS OF NO-COST TRAININGS DELIVERED NEARBY REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIPS AND EMPLOYERS WILL BENEFIT FROM A PREPARED, DIVERSIFIED CANDIDATE POOL PUBLIC WORKFORCE INVESTMENT SYSTEM WILL BENEFIT FROM SPECIALIZED INDUSTRY-DELIVERED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COMMUNITY BENEFITS FROM AN IMPROVED PUBLIC WORKFORCE SYSTEM SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES PATPS WILL: CONDUCT OUTREACH AND RECRUITMENT OF DIVERSE PARTICIPANTS DELIVER HANDS-ON CONSTRUCTION TRAINING TO 90 JOBSEEKERS IN DISTRICT SUPPORT ENTRY OF PATP GRADUATES INTO REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP AND OTHER EMPLOYMENT IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DELIVER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO AMERICAN JOB CENTER STAFF PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILL: PARTICIPATE IN PROJECT-FUNDED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DEVELOP NEW CONNECTIONS WITH PATPS AND REG. APP. DEVELOP NEW PRODUCTS AND STRATEGIES FOR DISSEMINATING CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY INFORMATION TO JOBSEEKERS

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