Capital Workforce Partners announced this week it received $595,418 in federal funding for its career training, job placement and support services programs for those leaving prison and reentering society. CWP said the almost $600,000 in federal funds will support the organization’s Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (BEST Chance) program, which provides manufacturing, construction, carpentry and culinary training for those returning from incarceration. The program has an emphasis on 18- to 24-year-olds in the Hartford area.