Can WIA provide other resources other than tuition support, such as assistance to participants with support services, participant referral, or other?
Yes. However, applicants must demonstrate the integration of WIA training resources into grant activities, such as covering tuition costs for eligible new or incumbent workers. Examples of WIA training resources include Individual Training Accounts, customized training, and career advancement accounts. Other key sources of leveraged resources may be businesses, faith-based and community organizations, economic development entities, education systems, and philanthropic foundations, which often invest resources to support workforce development. Other Federal, state, and local government programs may have resources available that can be integrated into the proposed project. (See page 60344-2nd column, Section 4.
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