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PROGRAM
ANOTHER CHANCE INITIATIVE FOR EDUCATION, VOCATION OR EMPLOYMENT (ACHIEVE)
PROGRAM INFORMATION
POPULATION SERVED: Out-of-school youth
SERVICES PROVIDED: Work experience or internships, job search, counseling, stipend, high school equivalency preparation, occupational skills training, life skills, instruction, leadership development and assessment
ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY: Department of Labor
ELIGIBLE SERVICE PROVIDERS: Community-based organizations, unions, public/private partnerships, and service delivery areas
SOURCE OF FUNDING: State
AUTHORIZATION: State Budget/State Statute: Section 42, Labor Law
DESCRIPTION: A 12-month program which expands career awareness and assists placement of 16-21 year-old economically disadvantaged youth into jobs, preference to 18-19 year olds. ACHIEVE is included in Youth Education, Employment and Training Program (YEETP).
PROGRAM DATA
FISCAL YEAR: 1998
(1998-99)
1999
(1999-00)
2000
(2000-01)
2001
(2001-02)
2002
(2002-03)
APPROPRIATIONS($):* 1,976,040 1,976,040 2,245,862 2,004,987 2,004,987
NUMBER ENROLLED: 527 563 545 529 512
OUTCOME DATA: 34% obtained a GED; 75% secured unsubsidized jobs or enrolled in vocational training ** 3.2 grade level gain in reading and math, 75% non- educational objectives. 73% secured unsubsidized employment and/or entered vocational training 527 Program cycle ends 08/31/03
CONTACT
NAME/AGENCY: MARGARET M. MOREE, Department of Labor
PHONE NUMBER: 518-457-0380
* The appropriation figure does not include administration or funds set aside for training ($2,100). Administration is funded through the Interest and Penalty 482 Fund/State Operations.
** Not available.


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