Youth Education & Employment Services

Youth Education & Employment Services

Youth Education & Employment Services support school-aged youth and young adults in building the skills they need to succeed in school, work, and life. The program helps participants stay engaged in their education, explore career pathways, and gain real-world experience through training and work opportunities. Services are designed to strengthen confidence, develop practical skills, and prepare youth for long-term success, including graduation, employment, and continued education.

Available Services

Youth services may include support such as tutoring, summer employment, internships, career exploration, and cultural learning opportunities. Participants can also receive guidance through workshops and mentorship that focus on job readiness, financial literacy, and personal development. Services are built around each participant’s goals to help them stay on track, build experience, and move toward long-term success.

Eligibility Requirements

To receive services, you must:

  • Submit an application that is signed and dated
  • Live within the 477 Program service area
  • Provide proof of tribal enrollment, affiliation, descendant status, or a Certificate of Degree of
  • Indian or Alaska Native Blood (CDIB)
  • Register for Selective Service if required (waivers may be available)
  • Sign an Individual Service Plan (ISP)

Additional Eligibility (At Least One Required)

You must also meet at least one of these conditions:

  • Low income
  • Unemployed
  • Underemployed
  • Youth
  • At-risk youth
  • Elder
  • Need help building job or life skills
  • Going through a major life transition
  • Homeless
  • At risk of homelessness
  • Need support during a crisis
  • Veteran status
  • Disability
  • Re-entry after incarceration
  • Need childcare support
  • Other qualifying at-risk factors

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