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Qualifies eligible youth ages 16 to 25, who have dropped out of high school to receive GED education and test prep, on-the-job training through community service. As well as a weekly stipend, transportation, childcare, and support services.     

Serves out-of-school youth between the ages of 16 and 25 in a combined academic-work program. Provides basic skills or high school instruction to students in all subjects necessary to earn a GED or High School diploma. Available year round and runs in cycles of 3 - 4 months. 

Provides opportunities for community betterment through direct community work. Services include: education on community health needs and threats, leadership retreats, monthly meetings, summer employments, and monthly stipends.

Provides assistance to out-of-school youth in obtaining a high school diploma. Services include: life skills classes, pre-employment training, test preparation, and instruction.

Provides support programs to encourage healthy youth development. Services include: mental health counseling, employment counseling, substance abuse education and prevention, learning support, access to primary and preventative health care, family involvement, recreation, and referrals to other community-based youth services.

Provides various supportive services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, including supported employment services such as job development, coaching, and long-term follow-along support. Additionally, offers a High School Transition program with vocational assessments, job samplings, work readiness services, and consultations. 

Equips high school students with the motivation and skills to be successful after graduation. Offers four-week career readiness programming, occupational skills training, case management, educational interventions and support, legal and other supportive services, and work-based learning.

Provides low-income and at-risk youth ages 16–24 with career technical training and education, enabling them to earn a high school diploma or equivalency, college credits, and industry-recognized certifications in over 100 career fields. Participants receive housing, meals, healthcare, a living allowance, and training at no cost during the 8–12 month program. After graduation, career transition counselors offer up to 21 months of support to help secure employment and independent living.

Offers transition-aged youth (14-21) with disabilities access to a paid internship that builds work experience and leads to relevant skill development to their careers. Provides pre-internship and post-internships workshops to build necessary skills to succeed. 

Supports youth and families in New Jersey by bridging the gap between access and opportunity through sustainable employment, using evidence-based practices and the employment or approach to highlight strengths, foster resilience, and guide individuals toward meaningful careers and independence.

Provides a 16-week technology introduction course, a 7-week paid internship, mentoring from senior level- IT professionals, career development workshops, job placement assistance, and the opportunity to earn an IT Generalist Apprenticeship credential or COMPTIA certification.

Provides assistance to out-of-school youth in obtaining a high school diploma. Services include: life skills classes, pre-employment training, test preparation, and instruction.

Offer virtual support groups where job seekers connect with experienced coaches for personalized advice on resumes. This also include interviews, and job search strategies, fostering a supportive environment that empowers participants to navigate their careers with confidence and convenience.  

Addresses core issues facing low-income communities. They provide young adults with educational, employment, counseling, and life skills assistance.   

Offers a variety supportive services for Long Branch high school students. This includes: Mental health and family services, Healthy youth development, Access to primary and preventative health service, Substance abuse counseling, Employment services, Pregnancy prevention programs, Learning support services, Family involvement, Referrals to community based service and Recreation.