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The outcome survey consists of 4 demographic questions, a checklist of 9 statements, and 1 short answer question. It will take a young person approximately 5 minutes to complete. The YIP Outcome Survey ensures the same data elements indicating program impact are collected across grantee sites, regardless of program type. Media Center. Contact DPS. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Crime Victim Services Grants.

Expand All Collapse All. Page Content. YIPA believes that all youth can positively develop their unique skills and talents with support from their communities. Their services help strengthen individual team members, increase support for youth work, and make youth-serving programs more effective.

Dues for YIP grantees are based on a number of variables. If you have questions contact YIPA at info yipa. Spanish Hmong Somali. Crime Victim Services Programs Funded. Grant Management and Resources. Grants Agreement Documents.

Program Evaluation. Civil Rights Requirements. Martin County. Amherst H Wilder Foundation. McGregor ISD 4. Migizi Communication. Minneapolis American Indian Center. Bolder Options. Brooklyn Center ISD Minnesota Alliance With Youth. Minnesota Valley Action Council. Chippewa County Family Services. COVID resources here. DLI offices are closed to walk-in customers. The Youth Skills Training YST program encourages, promotes and supports the development of local partnerships between schools, employers and community organizations.

These local partnerships provide students with related classroom instruction, safety training, industry-recognized credentials and paid work experience in high-growth and high-demand occupations in the industries of advanced manufacturing, agriculture, automotive, health care and information technology.

Successful applicants will demonstrate the ability to achieve these objectives through various means including outreach, education, training and supportive services for students. Decision-Making and Daily Living Learning important time management skills and practicing decision-making. Interaction With Others Working with diverse groups of people and teaching them how to work together to reach goals.

Positive Attitudes and Behaviors Teaching young people about the importance of attitude in the workforce, about being on time, and having the confidence to solve problems. What does the research say about work experience for teens? Young people who have an opportunity to gain work experience as teens are more likely to stay in school, avoid involvement in crime, gang behavior and drugs and unwanted pregnancies.

Teen employment contributes to significantly higher wages as young adults enter their twenty's. Teens in low-income families have the least access to jobs - especially jobs that combine part-time work and school. Find a Service Provider Services are provided through a network of public and private nonprofit youth service providers, WorkForce Centers, and partnerships with local education agencies.