Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs Application


If you are age 18 or older and need help in obtaining employment that will lead to adequate wages so that you can support yourself and/or your family, we may be able to help you. If you qualify, we offer many career and training services and assistance that can help you obtain your employment goals. If you are interested in determining eligibility and services available, we invite you to complete the following application.

If you are 24 years old or younger, you may also qualify for the Youth program. A case manager will help you determine which program (or both) best first your educational and employment needs.

You will be asked to document certain information you provide on the application. We can help you obtain such information, if needed, but your application will be processed more quickly if you could bring the information with you. We suggest you bring the following information if applicable (alternate documentation can be arranged, if needed):

  • Driver's License, passport, or other government-issued ID that has your picture

  • Signed Social Security Card

  • U.S. Birth Certificate, if you have one (If you don't, there is other documentation we can use.)

  • If you are not a U.S. Citizen, a permanent resident card or other card stating authority to work in the United States

  • If you are a veteran, your DD-214

  • If you are a disabled veteran, widow or widower of a veteran or an "eligible spouse," bring VA documentation of your status if you have it

  • Selective Service registration card or letter, if applicable (We can obtain the information online, if needed.)

  • If you have received a lay-off notice, bring it

  • If you are attending college, bring a transcript and a degree plan

  • If you have been accepted into a college program (such as nursing), bring your acceptance letter

  • Bring documentation of a disability, if you have one and there is documentation

  • If you are low-income, you may bring documentation, or we will help you obtain it. Low-income includes receiving cash public assistance (SNAP, TEA, Work Pays, or SSI), and being homeless. If you do not meet any of these criteria, you may need documentation of the number of people in your household and the income of all individuals in the home. If y9ou're not sure what to bring, we can help you after we talk with you.