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Youth Supportive Services Coordination

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This scope was carved out of 27-015.

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Year-Round Workforce Development Program

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AgencyMaryland → CS - Community Services
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Provides supportive services to remove employment barriers for prime contractors on Charles County Department of Community Services projects. Coordinates transportation assistance, childcare referrals, and interview clothing through case management to ensure participants maintain subsidized employment. Requires experience working with at-risk youth in underserved communities. Delivers documentation of supportive services provided per participant.

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