PROGRAMS

Commercial Driver’s License: Working with Milwaukee Area Technical College, MUL offers a commercial driver’s license program, putting individuals on the road to family-supporting jobs. 

Community Block Grant Employment Services: Assists individuals in certain zip codes or geographic areas with training and identifying employment opportunities. Result: Exceeded the number of employment placements by over seven percent

Driver’s License Permit: Helps eligible individuals secure a learner’s permit and behind the wheel lessons to earn a driver’s license and improve employment options. Goal: 300 individuals will complete the program in 2021

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Financial Opportunity Center: Provides individuals with support to learn to establish and restore credit and financial accounts, develop a budget, and set short and long-term financial goals. Result: Exceeded the number of in-person engagements by 54 percent

GED plus Career Paths: Helps individuals who is interested in obtaining their GED/HSED, explore education and employment opportunity while earning their degree. Operates in partnership with MUL Education programs

Transitional Jobs Milwaukee: Partners with local business to work with individuals with challenging work histories through subsidized job programs. Result: 100 percent of individuals were enrolled in transitional jobs

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Community Engagement and Referral Services: Helps Milwaukee County residents enter high-quality jobs and assists in employee retention. This is a short-term program in partnership with Employ Milwaukee

Workforce Technology Center: Provides assistance with online employment applications, job searches, career assessments, and other vocational opportunities. Goal: In 2021, the center will serve an average of 15 or more clients a month