Job & Family Services
Office of Workforce Development
We help low-income young adults ages 14-24 get the training and supports necessary to enter a career and break the poverty cycle.
Services available include: | | Did you know?
During the last program year (PY21) Ohio provided education or employment services to 8,331 youth.
3,839 were placed in jobs or education, and 1,687 completed certificates or degrees. |
- Paid work experiences
- Education and career training
- Tutoring
- Supportive services (i.e. transportation)
- Career coaching
- Developing a budget
- How to start a business
- Becoming a leader
- Preparing for college or credential training
- Mentoring
- Counseling
- Career Advancement
View or print our Fact Sheet.
For more information, contact your local OhioMeansJobs center. | | |
Need information on getting a work permit? Looking for a job? |
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Last updated: 01/10/2023 |