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WICHS Service - WIA Youth
Workforce Investment Act
Over ICHS’ 40 year history, the agency has focused on economically disadvantaged youth and adults who are in need of a first or second chance opportunity to become self sufficient citizens. Its mission is to provide education and jobs to low income and at risk Iowans.
What is WIA?
The Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program is available to youth ages 14 through 21 who meet income guidelines established by the Department of Labor. WIA Case Managers assist youth in the areas of educational goals, career exploration, pre-employment training, and employment planning. Counties served are Polk, Story, Jasper, Madison, Marion, Warren, Dallas & Boone.
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If You Are....
- Between the ages of 14-21
- A low-income individual
- A citizen of the US or lawfully admitted to work in the US
- Having problems finding or keeping a job
- Need your GED
- Having trouble staying in school
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And One or More of the Following....
- Deficient in basic skills
- School dropout
- Homeless, runaway or foster child
- Pregnant or parenting
- An offender
- An individual with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)
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Services Offered
- Career Exploration
- Pre-Employment Planning
- Job Searching Skills
- Resume Development
- Assistance with Educational Goals
Support Services
- Mentoring
- Daycare Assistance
- Financial Assistance
- Transportation
- Clothing
- Incentives and Bonuses
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HOUSEHOLD INCOME GUIDELINES
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SIZE OF FAMILY
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YEARLY GROSS INCOME
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1
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$10,830
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2
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$14,570
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3
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$18,310
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4
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$22,050
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5
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$25,790
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6
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$29,530
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7
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$33,270
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8
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$37,010
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For family units of more than 8 members,
add $3,740 for each additional member.
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Apply Online Today!
Contact: Sue Chapman
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