Yes, WIOA Can! Effectively Leveraging or Braiding Multiple Funding Sources with WIOA
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The Next Level Now (NLN) Collaborative is a new initiative by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (DOL ETA) to provide Technical Assistance (TA) to workforce entities.
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Charles Watts, Accountant Region 4, ETA, Office of Workforce Investment
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Charles Watts, Accountant Region 4, ETA, Office of Workforce Investment
Amanda Wagner, Chief Operating Officer: Employ Prince George's, Inc.
Jeffery Dufresne, Chief Financial Officer: Employ Prince George's, Inc.
Kim Meadows, Training Director, National Association of Workforce Development Professionals
Justin Grota, Youth Program Team Coordinator, MassHire Greater New Bedford WorkForce Board
Greg Cordova, Youth Employment & Training Supervisor, Employment Services of Weld County
This webinar serves as technical assistance for workforce grantees to understand how to leverage or “braid” multiple funding sources to achieve improved outcomes for our customers. Webinar attendees will learn how Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funds can be leveraged or braided with other funding streams and how to properly track funds. The webinar will also showcase examples of local areas that have leveraged “braided” funds.
ETA has engaged Safal Partners to provide technical assistance to workforce grantees. This webinar is produced by Safal Partners and the National Association of Workforce Development Professionals and will provide the following learning pieces:
- What it means to braid/leverage funding resources
- Understanding how funds can be allocated
- The types of funds that can be braided
- Examples of “braided” funding strategies from local areas
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