Nonprofit Workforce Training Efforts Funded

Tracey Drury, Biz Journals
Tue, 08/26/2014 - 9:05pm

Catholic Charities of Buffalo will expand its workforce training programs with new grant funding from the Buffalo and Erie County Workforce Investment Board Inc. The one-year, $610,000 grant supports the agency’s Tomorrow’s Youth Today program, operated by Catholic Charities’ education and workforce development department. The free program provides high school equivalency certificate training, gain job readiness skills as well as leadership training for Erie County residents ages 16 to 21. Catholic…

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