Sacramento Works Youth Committee Youth Voice Application • Sacramento Works

The Sacramento Works Youth Committee Needs Your Leadership

The Sacramento Works Youth Committee is looking for youth and young adults to provide a “Youth Voice” on the Committee. Your voice will ensure that the youth of Sacramento are adequately represented when decisions are made that will impact young residents in our community.

If you are 16- 24 and would like to get some experience in public service, the Youth Committee may be the place to do it. Meetings are in person at the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency, 925 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95815.

What does the Sacramento Works Youth Committee Do?

Coordinates strategic planning process for youth employment programs
Selects youth providers and makes funding recommendations to the full board
Conducts oversight and evaluation of youth providers
Coordinates with youth education and workforce development initiatives in the region
Ensures job centers are youth-friendly
Provide 21st-century skill development to attain and retain employment
Prepares youth for continued education in post-secondary, apprenticeship, or occupational skills training leading to recognized credentials in high-demand industry occupations
Develops a continuum of activities to engage more youth in the workforce system

Reasons to Join

Bring your voice – we want to hear your ideas, issues, and suggestions
Help the Sacramento Works for Youth programs be more youth-friendly
Become more aware of youth issues and get involved in solutions
Build your professional network and resume

Download the Youth Voice Flyer

Apply!

Complete the form below to apply and to be a member.

Youth Voice Application

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For more information:

Please contact Lauren Mechals, Workforce Development Manager at (916) 263-1751 or Lauren.Mechals@seta.net