The Crisis:
Fewer young people are in the labor force today than at any time since World War II. In NYC alone, nearly 175,000 young adults are out-of-school, out-of-work and out-of-luck.
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JFNYC's own Evelyn Fernandez-Ketcham and other workforce experts have identified structural changes and concrete strategies that could reshape the city's $400 million workforce system. Learn more.
Visit the new GED® Compass site for all the information and resources needed to finish your GED® in 2013!
The BON served 105 students during its first year of operation and demonstrated very promising results. Click here to read more about the success achieved in the first year of this workforce partnership supported and funded by JobsFirstNYC.
“We cannot always prepare the future for our youth, but we can always prepare our youth for the future.”
~ Franklin D. Roosevelt
The potential of youth is limitless, but opportunities are in short supply. It takes an independent, outside voice to bring together the parties that collectively open new doors.

JobsFirstNYC expands opportunities for out-of-work, out-of-school young people by: