Partnership for Youth Development

Partnership for Youth Development helps in-school and out-of-school youth who want to prepare for and find a job. Unemployed or underemployed youth who participate in the program receive counseling and job readiness training while receiving one-on-one support.

The Partnership program is funded through the Workforce Investment Act.
Since April, 2005, the program has served nearly 1000 area youth.
 

Partnership Speaker Series: YOU.O: What is your GPA?

This presentation takes you through a step-by-step process where you analyze your ideas, set goals and define the actions required to turn a wish into something real.

Thursday, August 19th at The Omaha Home for Boys, Wurdeman Conference Center, 4343 North 52nd Street from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.

This is a free event for youth, parents, service workers and anyone with young people in their lives.

The Partnership services are FREE to those who meet program requirements and eligible youth are eligible to receive incentives for reaching goals while active in the program!!

The Partnership serves low-income youth, ages 16 to 21. We can be a resource for youth who have dropped out of high school, at risk of dropping out, are involved in gang-related activities, are homeless, have a substance abuse problem, mental health issues, or learning disabilities.

If you qualify, you can receive the education and training that is right for you. The Partnership program can help you sharpen your job readiness skills, discover your true career path, and attain the job, education or vocational training that leads to full-time employment.

Download the Youth Partnership flyer

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