WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA) TITLE I, SECTION 166 COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for the CIMC WIA Title I Comprehensive Service Program, applicant must:

• be American Indian, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian; and
• be unemployed, or underemployed, or low income; and
• reside in the CIMC WIA Program service area.

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  PROGRAM COMPONENTS
• Core Services
• Intensive Services
• Youth Services
• Training Services
• Work Experience
• Supportive Services

LOCAL WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARDS (LWIBS) AND ONE-STOP PARTNERS

Chicaco Workforce Board Chicago, IL Fresno Area Workforce Investment Corporation Fresno, CA Golden Sierra Job Training Agency Auburn, CA Humboldt County Community Development Services, Economic Development Division Eureka, CA Illinois Workforce Investment Board Chicago, IL Iowa Region 9 Workforce Investment Board Davenport, IA Fresno, CA Kern/Inyo/Mono Employers’ Training Resource Bakersfield, CA Madera County Department of Education, Workforce Development Office Madera, CA Mendocino County Workforce Investment Board Ukiah, CA Merced County Department of Workforce Investment Merced, CA Mother Lode Job Training Sonora, CA Northern Rural Training Employment Consortium (NoRTEC) Paradise, CA Riverside County Economic Development Agency Riverside, CA Sacramento Employment and Training Agency Sacramento, CA San Bernardino County Workforce Development Department San Bernardino, CA San Diego Workforce Partnership, Inc. San Diego, CA Sonoma County Workforce Investment Board Santa Rosa, CA Workforce Investment Board of Solano County Fairfield, CA Yolo County Department of Employment and Social Services Woodland, CA