SCAP Executive Director Mark Harris told the Human Relations Commission about the new Workforce Development Program offered to township residents.
Update: The Township Council on February 22 approved the funding of the program for one year. Up to $250,000 will be allocated from the Township’s share of the federal CARE Act funds. Funding will be allocated on a per-student basis, with 80 percent of the cost paid upon enrollment, 10 percent paid upon completion of the cost and 10 percent paid upon the participant getting a job.
Franklin Township residents looking to change careers or increase their skills in certain areas have a free resource, thanks to the township and the Somerset Community Action Program.
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