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Employment assistance for disability-benefit recipients.
Who it serves: SSI/SSDI recipients ages 18–64; requires diploma/GED, background screening, no open VR case and program acceptance.
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SourceScholarship applications for Anthem-area adults pursuing trade, technical or vocational education with financial need.
Who it serves: Anthem-area adults pursuing a trade, technical or vocational path and demonstrating financial need. More conditions in the full record.
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SourceArizona Center for Youth Resources
Tuition-free high-school and adult-education pathways, GED preparation, English learning and career support through a Phoenix nonprofit.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceCareer guidance and job-search support for adult job seekers.
Who it serves: Adults seeking work; confirm enrollment requirements.
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SourceCareer counseling, job placement support and training pathways.
Who it serves: Adult job seekers; training eligibility must be assessed.
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SourceCity of Phoenix Housing Department
Community education, health, leadership and workforce-service connections for Edison-Eastlake residents and the wider community.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceArizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation
Education, employment, housing and financial-literacy support for eligible young people transitioning from foster care in Maricopa County.
Who it serves: Ages 16–26; foster-care-history and participation requirements apply; Maricopa County is a listed service county.
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SourceMaricopa County Library District
Public computers, Wi-Fi and printing at Aguila Library support online applications, documents and job searches.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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