California launches $185 million youth job corps
California on Thursday launched a $185 million jobs program aimed at putting disadvantaged youth and young adults to work helping their communities while improving their prospects for future success.
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California on Thursday launched a $185 million jobs program aimed at putting disadvantaged youth and young adults to work helping their communities while improving their prospects for future success.
The $185M Californians For All Youth Jobs Corps aims to put thousands of disadvantaged youth and young adults to work. Here’s what to know.
The $185M Californians For All Youth Jobs Corps aims to put thousands of disadvantaged youth and young adults to work. Here’s what to know.
California on Thursday launched a $185 million jobs program aimed at putting disadvantaged youth and young adults to work helping their communities while improving their prospects for future success.
The program aims to generate work opportunities for underserved young people between the ages of 16 and 30.