Supervised Population Workforce Training Grant Program Sample Clauses

The Supervised Population Workforce Training Grant Program clause establishes a framework for providing grants to support workforce training initiatives specifically targeted at individuals under supervision, such as those on probation or parole. This clause typically outlines eligibility criteria for both training providers and participants, the types of training programs that qualify for funding, and the process for applying and reporting on grant usage. By facilitating access to job training and skill development for supervised populations, the clause aims to improve employment prospects, reduce recidivism, and support successful reintegration into the community.
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