Eligibility Guidelines in New York City
Eligibility Guidelines in New York City CAMBA Legal Services uses the Self-Sufficiency Standard to determine eligibility for free, high-quality legal representation in New York City.
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Eligibility Guidelines in New York City CAMBA Legal Services uses the Self-Sufficiency Standard to determine eligibility for free, high-quality legal representation in New York City.
New York Career Education and Job Readiness Planning In New York, the Standard has been used in modeling services for young adults in career education
Labor Union Negotiations The Standard has been used in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, Nebraska, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington State
Self-Sufficiency Calculator Based on Occupation to Inform Career Decisions New York State Department of Labor developed a self-sufficiency calculator using the Standard to determine the
Women’s Center for Education and Career Advancement Supports Clients to Achieve Self-Sufficiency The New York Women’s Center for Education and Career Advancement used the Standard
Eligibility for Legal Services Tied to the Standard The New York State Office of Indigent Legal Services used the Self-Sufficiency Standard as a guide to
Promoting Economic Self-Sufficiency for Young Women in NYC The Financial Literacy Independence Program (FLIP) utilized the Standard to teach young women the actual cost of
Promoting Liveable Wages in New York City The Real Living Wage NYC Campaign uses the Standard to advocate in support of a $20 per hour
Occupational Gaps in the Finger Lakes Region of New York Monroe Community College, located in the Finger Lakes Region in New York, used the Self-Sufficiency
Workforce Training and Reaching Self-Sufficiency in New York The NYS Department of Labor utilizes the Standard to aid in the implementation of workforce training programs.