Strengthening WIOA Partnerships

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Strengthening WIOA Partnerships Workforce Solutions

Aligning Resources Through Strategic Partnerships Workforce Solutions Business Economic Development Corporations CBO’s and Non-Profit Organizations Advisory Committees & Coalitions Educational Institutions

Workforce Services Workforce

Business Services Job Postings Hiring Events 2/28/2015 Business Services Job Postings Hiring Events Labor Market Information (job descriptions, wage data, staffing and recruitment plans) On-the-Job Training Work Experience Taskforces Information sharing/Business consulting Grants

Job Seeker Services Assistance with Job Search Job Preparation Classes (i.e. Resume Writing) Assessments (TABE, Prove It, WIN, CAPS/COPS) Career Counseling Job Listing and Referrals Labor Market Information Occupational Skills Training Work Based Learning On the Job Training Work Experience Unemployment Insurance Information Veteran Services

Universal Access to Services under WIOA Eligibility determination for programs (WIOA Program: Adult, Dislocated Worker and Youth Programs) Orientation to information and other services available through workforce center Referrals and coordination of activities with other program and services Workforce and labor market employment statistic information Performance information and program costs for eligible training providers by program and provider type Information regarding availability of support service or assistance, and appropriate referrals

Programs WIOA (Adult , Dislocated Worker, Youth) Child Care Employment Service (ES)* Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (Choices) Non-Custodial Parent Rapid Reemployment Services Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment & Training (SNAP E&T) Trade Adjustment *Texas Model

Support Services WFS provides support services as needed to customers to remove barriers from participation. Note: Support Services are contingent based upon funding availability and eligibility of program participation. Support services include: Child Care Services Personal Transportation Services Vehicle Related Assistance Work Related Expenses Training Related Expenses

Gap Opportunity Gap Adult Education and Literacy (Title 2) Training and supportive services Adult Education and Literacy (Title 2) Workforce Development (Title 1 & 3) Vocational Rehabilitation (Title4) Other Services Employment services Business services Disability related services Veterans services Public assistance Other

Leveraging Resources Expertise, Competencies, Skills and Knowledge f Expertise, Competencies, Skills and Knowledge Customers Programs & Services Resources Outreach Media Social Media Platforms Partners

Increasing Access through Partnerships On-Line Service Lists Joint Outreach South Texas College /THECB grants Region One ESC (students & teachers) Easter Seals Connection to job opportunities Connection to new partnerships Goodwill Industries Rio Grande Regional Hospital Raymondville Economic Development Council Starr County Self Help Center

Increasing Connections WFS Website Direct link to Region One On-line Service Listing Page

Social Media Outreach Strategies Focused on: Specific classrooms that needed to maximize student enrollment and attendance and/or to expand class offerings. Specific sites included the cities Made available in Spanish and English Rolled out within 5 calendar days/ 1 city per day

Results of Joint Efforts Added over 1,800 potential students to existing service lists throughout the three county areas from September 2015 through June 2016. Critical enrollment months of November, January and March resulted in an increase from an average number of monthly referrals from WFS of approximately 75 potential students to over 400 potential students referred.

Create win-win situations Executive Leadership Monthly meetings Identify opportunities and identify strategies Identify what you can bring to the table Build Trust Continuously seek to improve delivery of services Be outcomes oriented

Questions and Answers

Thank You Mr. LeeRoy Corkill Ms. Arcelia (Shelly) Sanchez Region One Education Service Center Adult Education Administrator Office of Adult Education E-mail: lcorkill@esc1.net Ms. Arcelia (Shelly) Sanchez Workforce Solutions-Lower Rio Planning & Quality Improvement Director E –mail: shelly@wfsolutions.org Online: www.wfsolutions.org Facebook: /WFSolutions