Government Partners
Empowering Communities Through Strategic Policy and Programs
Per Scholas partners with government agencies to deliver skills-first training and drive systemic workforce reform. Through direct program execution and joint policy advocacy, we build equitable pathways to high-growth careers and long-term economic mobility.
Our Partners
This non-exhaustive list reflects our government partners and is updated regularly as new partnerships are established. Have questions or want to learn more? Please contact our team here.
Arizona
- SNAP CAN is Federally funded by the US Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Administration (USDA FNA). To see specific funding details, visit Steven's Amendment.
California
- LA County Department of Economic Opportunity
Georgia
- Fulton County Community Development Department's Youth and Community Services Division ("YCS") – Community Services Program
Illinois
- Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) – SNAP to Success
Maryland
- Maryland Department of Human Services – SNAP
- Maryland Department of Labor – EARN Maryland
Massachusetts
- City of Boston, Office of Workforce Development, Neighborhood Jobs Trust
- City of Somerville Job Creation and Retention Trust Fund (JCRT)
Michigan
- The Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential
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New York
- New York City Council -
Member Discretionary Youth and Local Funding, Digital Inclusion and Literacy Initiative, Diversity, Inclusion & Equity in Tech Initiative, and Speakers Initiative - New York State Assembly Discretionary Funding
- New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance – SNAP E&T
- New York State Senate Discretionary Funding
- NYC Office of Talent and Workforce Development's Apprenticeship Accelerator
North Carolina
- NC Department of Health and Human Services
Ohio
- City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund (HSF)
- City of Columbus Elevate! All
Pennsylvania
- CCME, City of Philadelphia – Workforce Innovation Grants
- Partner4Work- Industry Recognized Training Pipeline (IRTP)
Washington
- City of Seattle Digital Equity Grant
Other Public Partners
- This workforce training initiative is supported by Capital IDEA Houston in partnership with Per Scholas, leveraging funding awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Employment and Training Administration.
- This workforce training initiative is supported by Consortium for Worker Education in partnership with Per Scholas, leveraging funding awarded by the NYC Council.
Our Work in Action
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