Have you or your spouse been laid off recently?

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Have you or your spouse been laid off recently?

Our Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA) Programs are here to help eligible laid off or dislocated workers and their spouses!

WIOA offers programs such as Adult, Community Impact, Dislocated Workers, and Miner’s Program to eligible participants. These programs offer supportive services for individuals who have been laid off or for individuals where their spouses have been laid off. Supportive services can include, but are not limited to books, tools, scrubs, etc. for those already enrolled in classes. We also offer assistance in resume building, interview skills, job searches, other training’s, and possibly any upcoming dates available for CDL or Lineman training.

For more information about the programs and services we offer for laid off or dislocated workers and their spouses, please contact WIOA Director Jill Blevins at Harlan County CAA, 606-573-5335.

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Harlan County Community Action Agency, Inc. (HCCAA), is a private non-profit 501(C)(3) corporation that began on January 21, 1969, for the purpose of eliminating poverty in Harlan County, Kentucky. The overall purpose of HCCAA is to turn hope into reality and make our low-income individuals more self-sufficient. HCCAA gives a voice to the less fortunate and provides services whether in-house or by our community partners. HCCAA provides a multitude of various programs to assist low-income individuals and families to achieve and sustain self-sufficiency and a sense of well-being in the community. HCCAA programs help to provide better everyday living for persons in the service area. Our agency is needed for transportation, utility and security deposits assistance, medicine, child care, youth services, college tuition, weatherization assistance, homeless assistance, etc.

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