Network of Partners Clause Samples
Network of Partners. CONTRACTOR shall maintain a network of partners to ensure services are provided to eligible youth in accordance with the required 10 elements as identified in [WIA, §129(c)(1)(A)(B)]. Partners and services include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Satellite / Other Service Locations should be used to meet youth in their immediate community in order to provide services. Regular scheduled times and locations shall be developed and maintained, and included in marketing and outreach materials. CONTRACTOR shall work in coordination with the OCWIB office.
2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate and manage the provision of supportive services to WIA registrants in accordance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 12-OCWDA-01, and any subsequent updates. Supportive services shall include, but are not limited to, housing, food, transportation, clothing, childcare, medical and dental services, and other costs that may be a barrier to an individual’s job search, training or placement. Supportive services shall only be issued after a need has been identified and when no other funding is available to pay for such services. CONTRACTOR is responsible for managing the provision of supportive services in as cost efficient manner as possible to ensure fair distribution and non-duplication of resources and services. CONTRACTOR shall develop an internal approval process and ensure compliance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 12-OCWDA-01, Supportive Service Policy and Procedures, and any subsequent updates.
3. Academic Services including, but not limited to basic skills remediation, high school completion, GED completion, alternative secondary school, and pre-vocational and vocational training.
4. Tutoring Services including, but not limited to both off-site and on- site tutoring by qualified volunteers and personnel.
5. OCWIB Business Services and employers for work experience opportunities, on-the-job-training opportunities, and unsubsidized employment opportunities. CONTRACTOR shall arrange for youth friendly employers to attend job fairs upon request.
6. Career Exploration Activities offered through community colleges, school districts and other agencies that provide hands-on activities and experiential learning. This includes labor market information or other tools to enhance career pathway exploration.
7. Life Skills Training including, but not limited to financial literacy, conflict management, civic responsibility, community service, leadership development, and decision-maki...
Network of Partners. CONTRACTOR shall maintain a network of partners to ensure services are provided to eligible youth in accordance with the required 14 elements as identified in [WIOA § 129 (c)(2)]. Partners and services include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Satellite / Other Service Locations should be used to meet youth in their immediate community in order to provide services. Regular scheduled times and locations shall be developed and maintained, and included in marketing and outreach materials. CONTRACTOR shall work in coordination with the OCWIB office.
2. CONTRACTOR shall coordinate and manage the provision of supportive services to WIA registrants in accordance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 12-OCWDA-01, and any subsequent updates. Supportive services shall include, but are not limited to, housing, food, transportation, clothing, childcare, medical and dental services, and other costs that may be a barrier to an individual’s job search, training or placement. Supportive services shall only be issued after a need has been identified and when no other funding is available to pay for such services. CONTRACTOR is responsible for managing the provision of supportive services in as cost efficient manner as possible to ensure fair distribution and non-duplication of resources and services. CONTRACTOR shall develop an internal approval process and ensure compliance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 12-OCWDA-01, Supportive Service Policy and Procedures, and any subsequent updates.
3. Academic Services including, but not limited to basic skills remediation, high school completion, GED completion, alternative secondary school, and pre-vocational and vocational training.
4. Tutoring Services including, but not limited to both off-site and on- site tutoring by qualified volunteers and personnel.
5. OCWIB Business Services and employers for work experience opportunities, on-the-job-training opportunities, and unsubsidized employment opportunities. CONTRACTOR shall arrange for youth friendly employers to attend job fairs upon request.
6. Career Exploration Activities offered through community colleges, school districts and other agencies that provide hands-on activities and experiential learning. This includes labor market information or other tools to enhance career pathway exploration.
7. Life Skills Training including, but not limited to financial literacy, conflict management, civic responsibility, community service, leadership development, and decision-making s...