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Many young people want to go to college, and others are looking for other options. YOACAP has several trade options like Carpentry, Finishing Trades Institute (FTI), Plumbing & Electrical that will help males and females gain entry into the building trade. These programs help committed participants prepare for and take the exams, learn about building trade culture, and receive training certificates. They also receive weekly transportation, tools & a small monthly incentive as they reach specific YOACAP and Philadelphia Works benchmarks. Working with Tools can be a Great Career.
To enroll in YOACAP’s building pre- apprenticeship or afterschool program (for teens), participants must either have their diploma, or be on track to earn it. They must be able to eventually pass a drug test, be willing to attend prep training classes, and work experience sessions. Young people who like working with their hands, are good with math, critical thinkers, and listeners are great candidates for the programs. Many building trades start their apprentices at $17 per hour, plus benefits. Let YOACAP help your family member or friend get into one of Philly’s finest unions. This past year, 10 of 12 youth passed the carpenters exam. Two will take other union exams like the plumbers in the fall . Call 215.851.1968 today.
To enroll in YOACAP’s building pre- apprenticeship or afterschool program (for teens), participants must either have their diploma, or be on track to earn it. They must be able to eventually pass a drug test, be willing to attend prep training classes, and work experience sessions. Young people who like working with their hands, are good with math, critical thinkers, and listeners are great candidates for the programs. Many building trades start their apprentices at $17 per hour, plus benefits. Let YOACAP help your family member or friend get into one of Philly’s finest unions. This past year, 10 of 12 youth passed the carpenters exam. Two will take other union exams like the plumbers in the fall . Call 215.851.1968 today.
A.J. Muste Memorial Institute's Social Justice Fund makes grants for grassroots activist projects in the US and around the world, giving priority to those with small budgets and little access to more mainstream funding sources.
They are especially interested in funding efforts to:
They are especially interested in funding efforts to:
- End the violence of borders and criminalization of immigrants
- Abolish the death penalty, shut down the prison industrial complex, redefine criminal justice.
- Confront institutionalized repression against racial, ethnic, gender-based, and LGBTQ communities.
- Support progressive workers movements and the eradication of poverty.
- Dismantle the war machine, end state sponsored terrorism, expose the dangers of nuclear power.
Fund For Children (FFC) grants support Philadelphia-based youth leadership development organizations. Funded organizations successfully engage youth to become analytical decision makers, action-oriented leaders, post-secondary and/or workforce ready.
Grants support both organizational and program-specific needs including technical assistance for organization and program-related planning and development. Eligible organizations intentionally integrate socio-emotional, political, post-secondary and career ready themes and content into program model. Grants range from $5,000 up to $50,000, serving children ages 1-18, for children in Philadelphia. The deadline to apply is Monday, October 5. Please click here to learn more.
Grants support both organizational and program-specific needs including technical assistance for organization and program-related planning and development. Eligible organizations intentionally integrate socio-emotional, political, post-secondary and career ready themes and content into program model. Grants range from $5,000 up to $50,000, serving children ages 1-18, for children in Philadelphia. The deadline to apply is Monday, October 5. Please click here to learn more.
Fund For Children (FFC) grants support Philadelphia-based youth leadership development organizations. Funded organizations successfully engage youth to become analytical decision makers, action-oriented leaders, post-secondary and/or workforce ready.
Grants support both organizational and program-specific needs including technical assistance for organization and program-related planning and development. Eligible organizations intentionally integrate socio-emotional, political, post-secondary and career ready themes and content into program model. Grants range from $5,000 up to $50,000, serving children ages 1-18, for children in Philadelphia. The deadline to apply is Monday, October 5. Please click here to learn more.
Grants support both organizational and program-specific needs including technical assistance for organization and program-related planning and development. Eligible organizations intentionally integrate socio-emotional, political, post-secondary and career ready themes and content into program model. Grants range from $5,000 up to $50,000, serving children ages 1-18, for children in Philadelphia. The deadline to apply is Monday, October 5. Please click here to learn more.
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