1. Resource Workforce Services

2. The Resource Workforce Centers are a One-Stop. Individuals should be able to come into the site and receive a multitude of different services for different needs, all in one place.

3. Available to anyone, No enrollment required Computer labs Telephone, fax machine, copier, scanners Resume building software Online unemployment application Financial aid information Access to job banks and job listings Job fairs, recruitment events, community and soft skills development workshops

4. Available to anyone, No enrollment required Community meetings Access to educational resources such as local adult education representatives Access to needs based representatives from organizations such as the Dept of Veteran’s Affairs and the Dept of Aging and Rehabilitative Services

5. Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act

6. WIOA helps job seekers access employment, education, training, and the support needed to succeed in today’s job market.

7. Paid for by the Dept. of Labor and local jurisdictions.

8. Connect job seekers back to the economy through career and support services.

9. The Capital Region Workforce Partnership runs three Workforce Centers in our region. Resource Henrico 121 Cedar Fork Rd. Richmond, VA 23223 (804)952-6112 Resource Richmond 203 E. Cary Street Richmond, VA (804)344-8060 Resource Chesterfield 7333 Whitepine Rd Richmond, VA (804)271-8510

10. Career Services One-on-one assistance with resumes, cover letters, thank you letters, and job applications In-depth interview skill development Skills and interest assessments Career counseling Occupational skills training, on- the-job training, and job readiness training

11. Training $ Usually short-term classes or certificate Based on assessments ResCare Academy for 1 year

12.  ADVANCED MANUFACTURING  CNC Machining  WELDING  CDL CLASS A  ELECTRICAL GROUNDSMAN  BROADBAND FIBER OPTICS  HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC)  INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY  AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY  NURSING ASSISTANT/NURSE AID  PHARMACY TECHNICIAN  PHLEBOTOMY  MEDICAL OFFICE  MEDICAL BILLING & CODING  MEDICAL ASSISTING/CLINICAL SUPPORT & MANAGEMENT  HEALTHCARE MANAGER  REGISTERED NURSING  BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

13. Training Support Help with expenses like Transportation / Gas Books, tools, uniform Child care Housing

14. Work Experience We pay jobseeker to work for someone up to 8 weeks

15. On-the-Job Training We subsidize part of a jobseeker’s salary while training, up to 6 months, up to 75%

16. All Funding Streams Photo ID SSN Right to work Selective Service (post 1960) Proof of residence

17. Income excludes Child support Vet retirement Unemployment Insurance SSI Survivor benefits Foster care *SNAP or TANF recipients auto-qualified * This is a general guideline only. Each situation needs to be evaluated individually.

18. Dislocated Worker = 1.Layoff & UI eligible 2.Permanent Closure or substantial layoff 3.General announcement of closure 4.Formerly self-employed, now not 5.Displaced homemaker 6.Spouse of active duty, relocated military (Sorry, no $200!)

19. www.ResourceVa.com The Resource Workforce Centers are equal opportunity programs/employers (EOE), and are primarily funded through the Department of Labor, WIOA. The Jobs Driven Grant is an equal opportunity program/employer (EOE) and is funded through the JD NEG-US Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration grant. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request. Eligibility requirements apply. Resource Henrico 121 Cedar Fork Rd. Richmond, VA 23223 (804)952-6112 Resource Richmond 203 E. Cary Street Richmond, VA (804)344-8060 Resource Chesterfield 7333 Whitepine Rd Richmond, VA (804)271-8510