May a client receive supportive services while enrolled in on-the-job training (OJT) and earning an income?
There are no federal or state prohibitions specific to providing supportive services to OJT clients; however, Section 663.810 of Title 20 of the Code of Federal Regulations allows local areas directly, or through their One-Stop operators, to establish limits on the provision of supportive services. If your Local Workforce Investment Board has not established any such policy and has not authorized its One-Stop operators to do so, then you have only to ensure that the supportive services meet the federal guidelines in the WIA and its regulations. [9/06] ST-WIA64 — We currently have several foster youth enrolled in our WIA15 Percent High Concentration of Youth grant who are homeless and we are looking at options to assist them in obtaining emergency funds and housing while they are in the process of applying for Section 8 housing and looking for part-time employment to support themselves while they are in the WIA-funded college program. (1) Can youth who are attending a community college
