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2024 Workforce Investment & Opportunity Act- Youth Program

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RI Department of Labor and Training GRI-WIOA-2024-01State & Local

Submission Closed03/08/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 624190

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Department of Judiciary

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Solicitation # J28026

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Solicitation # DN834162

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London Borough of Hackney

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London Borough of Hackney

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Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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AI Contract Overview

The 2024 Workforce Investment & Opportunity Act- Youth Program, administered by the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training, aims to enhance access to federally funded employment, education, and training services through a coordinated and flexible workforce development system. The program emphasizes high-quality, accessible services, aligning investments across workforce, education, and economic sectors, with a particular focus on youth-centered strategies that promote integrated service delivery. The Workforce Development Board for Greater Rhode Island (GWB) oversees policy setting, prioritization, and provider selection for local programs, including the One-Stop Center, fostering collaboration among community organizations, educational institutions, employers, and other stakeholders to ensure seamless, comprehensive support for youth, especially those from low-income backgrounds. Applicants, which can include community-based organizations, educational institutions, private employers, or government entities, are expected to demonstrate a strong track record in serving youth in Rhode Island and maintaining high standards of program management and accountability. Preference is given to organizations located within the Greater Rhode Island area and those with established partnerships that facilitate a continuum of services without gaps. The program encourages innovative approaches that incorporate youth voice and leadership in planning and delivery, emphasizing trauma-informed case management and broad stakeholder engagement. Proposals should detail strategies for integrating services across sectors, connecting youth to support systems, and fostering collaboration among diverse partners to create a responsive, community-driven workforce development system. The application process is open until March 8, 2024, with further details available on the Rhode Island purchasing website.

General Info

Agency

Rhode Island → RI Department of Labor and Training

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family Services

Place of Performance

RI, USA

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Documents

RI Department of Labor and Training GRI-WIOA-2024-01 RFP

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedJan 11

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMar 8

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

03/08/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyRhode Island → RI Department of Labor and Training

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Full Description

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 (WIOA), is designed to improve and streamline access to federally funded employment, education, training, and support service programs. The goal of WIOA is to consolidate, coordinate, and improve employment, training, literacy, and vocational programs in the United States and provide the framework for a workforce preparation system that is: flexible, responsive, customer-oriented, and locally focused.
Of particular emphasis in the legislation are three key driving messages: - A commitment to providing high quality, accessible services - An alignment of investments in workforce, education, and economic development - A youth centric vision that supports an integrated service delivery system.
As the Workforce Development Board for Greater Rhode Island, the GWB determines policies, priorities, and providers for the local area, including the local One-Stop Center, while also working collaboratively to create a better experience for the job seekers and employers they serve. Partnerships and collaborations are strongly encouraged, to ensure the opportunity for workforce strategies, education, training, and trauma-informed case management services for participating youth. Additionally, the inclusion of youth voice and leadership as a guiding factor in the program design is strongly encouraged and applicants should include ways in which this occurs in the program planning in their proposal.
The Lead Applicant serves as Fiscal Agent for the grant as well as lead contact and administrator for all grant-related activities. The Lead Applicant may be any of the following: Community-based or non-profit agency, training or education provider, higher education institution, trade association or industry sector intermediary, municipality, private employer, or organization.
The GWB is interested in awarding contracts to organizations with a strong track record of providing services to low-income youth in Rhode Island while maintaining high-quality standards of program management and accountability. Preference will be given to organizations in the community that are physically located in the Greater Rhode Island area as well as organizations in the community that demonstrate strong collaborative partnerships.
Applicants focusing on a seamless integration of programs and services are strongly encouraged to ensure that there are no gaps in the continuum of programs and services.
Applicants are urged to include a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including but not limited to employers, institutions of higher education, American Job Centers, adult basic education providers and community-based organizations. Applicants must also demonstrate the ability to provide or help youth connect to support services that will allow for uninterrupted services.
Interested parties can find the application at www.gwb.ri.gov