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Youth Services are available at no monetary cost, for those who qualify. You must meet all of the following five requirements to qualify.
Are you...
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a senior in high school
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From a low-income family or self-supporting
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Experiencing one of these barriers:
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have dropped out of school
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are out-of-school and have not secured employment or training
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are pregnant or a parent
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have disabilities - physical, learning, mental
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are in foster care, are homeless, or a runaway
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have been involved with the juvenile justice system
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have trouble with basic reading and/or math
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are an "at risk" youth - defined by school staff
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A U.S. citizen
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Registered with Selective Service (men only)
If you answered yes to these questions, you may qualify for a youth training program under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA). To find out more information, contact your local one-stop career center and ask to speak with KCDEE Youth Services Employment and Training Representative.
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Administrative Offices - 1 Smoketree Business Park, Ste. A, N Aurora, IL 60542 - phone 630-966-1435 fax: 630-966-1172 TTY: 630-264-6593
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The Kane County Department of Employment & Education (KCDEE) receives state and federal funding to administer workforce development services in Kane, DeKalb, and
Kendall Counties in Illinois. KCDEE provides services and resources for eligible adults, dislocated workers,
and youth in support of developing a world-class talent pool for area businesses.
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Auxilliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
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