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Peer recovery careers are a vital and transformative field within the realm of addiction and mental health services. These dedicated professionals, often individuals who have overcome their own battles with addiction or mental health challenges,...

Here, we offer you resources useful in providing excellent customer service to Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers (MSFWs).  It is important to gain a better understanding of MSFWs and their dependents, so you can serve them more effectively and...

Community auditing is often referred to interchangeably as asset mapping or resource mapping. It is a type of inventorying or environmental scanning that builds system capacity to allocate resources efficiently and maximize a region's ability to...

Having a comprehensive understanding of the transportation resources in your community can help your SCSEP participants get to and from job and training sites and help you expand to new job sites and partnerships.

This paper is the fourth in the National Institute of Corrections justice-involved veteran compendium project. It highlights programs in prisons across the country that work to improve outcomes for justice-involved veterans, and - in doing so...

The goals of this in-depth analysis was to better understand the intermediary approach and identify promising models and practices that can be valuable in using intermediaries in the workforce development system to better serve youth with...

Provides a collection of practices, tools, and real world examples to support the development and capacity of reentry programs.

Examined services and outcomes at five school districts who had received DOL funding to improve services to youth who are involved, have been involved or are at risk of involvement with gangs or the juvenile justice system.

Measures the impact of the Youth Opportunity (YO) Initiative in targeting distressed neighborhoods throughout the U.S., and highlights effective practices for serving youth.

Stakeholders in Yakima County, Washington requested this report because of an interest in identifying ways to encourage collaboration around the development of affordable housing for farm workers and community and regional economic development.