Providing pre–employment experiences and internships to youth in DCYF juvenile institutions and community facilities, ages 14–25
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About MyJOB
The My Journey Out Beyond (MyJOB) Program provides pre-employment training and internships to incarcerated youth, ages 14 – 25, residing in Green Hill School, Echo Glen Children’s Center, Woodinville Community Facility, Touchstone Community Facility and Oakridge Community Facility. MyJOB is designed to help prepare youth for entering the workforce by providing work readiness training, career-related learning experiences, and the chance to participate in a paid internship.
Services include:
Services are provided based on need, age, and readiness.
These services were developed in partnership with Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF).
MyJOB works with DCYF Employment Coordinators to provide referrals for youth in order to continue receiving services upon their release from an institution.
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