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PROGRAM
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA)
YOUTH PROGRAM (excluding Statewide Activities)
PROGRAM INFORMATION
POPULATION SERVED: In-school and out-of-school low-income youth with barriers to employment (up to 5 percent of the youth serviced do not have to meet the income eligibility requirements)
SERVICES PROVIDED: Ten required program elements, including academic, occupational skills training, employment opportunities and supportive services must be made available to youth participants
ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY: Department of Labor
ELIGIBLE SERVICE PROVIDERS: The 33 Workforce Investment Act Local Areas in New York State, who, in most instances, must subcontract to providers of employment and training services.
SOURCE OF FUNDING: Federal
AUTHORIZATION: Federal Statute: Workforce Investment Act of 1998, Public Law 105-220
DESCRIPTION: Provides training and employment services to youth. Funds are distributed by formula to the local areas.
PROGRAM DATA
FISCAL YEAR: 1998
(1998-99)
1999
(1999-00)
2000
(2000-01)
2001
(2001-02)
2002
(2002-03)
APPROPRIATIONS($):

68,879,498 74,021,430* 66,626,791*
NUMBER ENROLLED:

20,024 21,770 *
OUTCOME DATA:

14,534 exited; 928 entered employment; 766 retained employment; 14,810 attained skill; 251 attained diploma or equivalent 4,011 exited; 817 entered employment; 1,128 retained employment; 12,763 attained skill; 490 attained diploma or equivalent. *
CONTACT
NAME/AGENCY: MARGARET M. MOREE, Department of Labor
PHONE NUMBER: 518-457-0380
* Program year ends June 30, 2003.


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