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The Jobs For Life Partnership, is a community-based coalition of human service
providers who are committed to securing career employment opportunity for
Chelsea youth. The Partnership is endeavoring to implement full-year job training
and placement services that will expand on the concept conducted by the group
during the 2007 Chelsea Summer Jobs Program.
The Lewis H. Latimer Society, Inc.; LARE Training Center, Community Action
Programs Inter-City, Inc. (CAPIC) and the Chelsea Housing Authority formed this
coalition to examine methods to improve employability of Chelsea youth. This
concept seeks to fundamentally change the infrastructure of support available to
school aged children and their families, with the central goal of student academic
and career success, supported by improvements in health and social
competence. Enhanced education in the math and science area leads to an
improved employment pool, which in turn leads to greater opportunity for both
youth and employers.
The first annual breakfast will provide an opportunity for the Partnership to show
appreciation to those local businesses and Foundations who have supported the
program. The breakfast will also be an opportunity for those interested to play a
more active role through participation in future roundtable discussions.
For more information about the Jobs For Life Partnership Appreciation Award
breakfast, click here
providers who are committed to securing career employment opportunity for
Chelsea youth. The Partnership is endeavoring to implement full-year job training
and placement services that will expand on the concept conducted by the group
during the 2007 Chelsea Summer Jobs Program.
The Lewis H. Latimer Society, Inc.; LARE Training Center, Community Action
Programs Inter-City, Inc. (CAPIC) and the Chelsea Housing Authority formed this
coalition to examine methods to improve employability of Chelsea youth. This
concept seeks to fundamentally change the infrastructure of support available to
school aged children and their families, with the central goal of student academic
and career success, supported by improvements in health and social
competence. Enhanced education in the math and science area leads to an
improved employment pool, which in turn leads to greater opportunity for both
youth and employers.
The first annual breakfast will provide an opportunity for the Partnership to show
appreciation to those local businesses and Foundations who have supported the
program. The breakfast will also be an opportunity for those interested to play a
more active role through participation in future roundtable discussions.
For more information about the Jobs For Life Partnership Appreciation Award
breakfast, click here
| Copyright © 2008 Lewis Latimer Society. All rights reserved. |
| Latimer Society's job placement efforts are playing big dividends |
| The Chelsea Record Thursday, July 27, 2006 |