Practitioners Guide to Supportive Services

 

Practitioners Guide to Supportive Services cover imageThis guide from the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration (ETA) aims to assist workforce investment practitioners who assist jobseekers in finding and applying for financial assistance and other supportive services. The guide is designed to assist practitioners in quickly and accurately locating emergency and long-term resources for workforce program customers, including individuals leaving prisons and jails, to gain economic stability.

The guide includes information on rental assistance, supports for utilities and broadband, child care, the child tax credit, earned income tax credit, nutrition and food security, health care resources, and legal aid among others.

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