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5-20 JEVS Project Wow and TechServ Scholars
Loraine Ballard Morrill highlights highly successful programs that support young people in obtaining family sustaining jobs. First off - Project WOW (World of Work) offers 24-weeks of career training and GED/high school equivalency test prep for 18-24-year olds who have dropped out of high school and TechServ Scholars (A unique, year-long opportunity for Philly youth (ages 17-24) who want to help their community while developing technical and career skills both operated by JEVS Human Services. Interview with JEVS' Jeanette Rattle along with Dorothy Young who participates with TechServ and Isiah McCloud with Project WOW. https://www.jevshumanservices.org/