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provides individualized assessment, placement, retention and advancement services to low income individuals with various barriers as well as high skilled, underemployed immigrants. The program is made possible by a generous grant from the Robin Hood Foundation.
Right: Career Directions class
with WIN, NYLAG and WSCAH attendees |
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Above: SIF grantees at Gracie Mansion launch |
has launched a new sector-based career advancement program in Tulsa, Oklahoma that provides low-income individuals with high-quality training, job placement and advancement services that are designed to respond to the needs of the city's transportation sector. Madison Strategies Group was selected to receive a grant from the federal government's Social Innovation Fund by the Center for Economic Opportunity and the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City. This program is one of five evidence-based initiatives to be implemented in cities across the country by the Center for Economic Opportunity, which is seeking to build a national body of evidence in support of promising programs. |
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