Youth

Contracted Youth Service Providers

Below is a table of Youth Program Providers for Program Year 2006. For additional information about Pittsburgh Partnership's youth programs, call Jim Brenner at (412) 552-7035 or contact him by e-mail.

 

  Organization Description Model Address Contact
1 Arbor Education & Training This program targets East Liberty youth with the goal of the attainment of work readiness skills, specific occupational skills tied to regional growth industries, employer recognized credentials, employment and/or entry into post-secondary education. Out-of-School 204 N. Whitfield St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Charlene Grey
Phone: 412-661-7810
email: arborpgh@hotmail.com
2 Bethany House Ministry The P.O.W.E.R.. program will work with youth aged 14-18 from the Northview Heights section of Pittsburgh in a year-round program, with the goals of imparting computer skills, attaining technical certificates, maintaining employment retention, decreasing risk factors and increasing protective factors in their lives. In-School 1500 Chicago St. Pittsburgh, PA. 15214 Kieth Murphy
Phone: 412-481-5705
e-mail: kmurphy80@aol.com
3 Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation Program offers paid and unpaid work experience to youth, mainly from Peabody High School and Pittsburgh's east end, in healthcare or financial industries. Academic and career enrichment activities are mandatory program components. In-School 5129 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Kadija Sidibe
Phone: 412-441-9833
e-mail: kadijabgc@hotmail.com
4 Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation Program offers paid work experience in healthcare or financial industries to out-of-school youth. Occupational skills & Microsoft Office Specialist credentialing is provided. Support services provided to participant post-exit. Out-of-School 5129 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Kadija Sidibe
Phone: 412-441-9833
e-mail: kadijabgc@hotmail.com
5 Breachmenders Ministries The School-to-Career Program provides Hill District and surrounding area youth with mentored jobs, tutoring, employment, and computer training in collaboration with UPMC, Pitt and Carlow University. In-School 200 Robinson St. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Karla Stallworth
Phone: 412-683-2140
e-mail: kstallworth@breachmenders.org
6 City Charter High School The Workforce Development Charter School will manage a Transition to Success program to assist at-risk youth with graduating from high school, obtaining technical certificates, increasing literacy skills and assist with placing students in post-secondary programs. In-School 717 Liberty Ave. (Clark Bldg.) Pittsburgh, PA 152122 Richard Wertheimer
Phone: 412-690-2489
e-mail: wertheimer@cityhigh.org
7 Communities in School of Pittsburgh/Allegheny County This program offers high school dropouts a second chance to earn a diploma from their respective home high school and obtain work readiness training; basic computer certification; employment counseling; and cognitive and perceptual skills development. Out-of-School 6435 Frankstown Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Jennifer Caul
Phone: 412-661-8751
e-mail: wertheimer@cityhigh.org
9 Garfield Jubilee Association, Inc. Garfield Jubilee Assoc. provides construction trade pre-apprenticeship based training for out-of-school youth by providing: academic enrichment, vocational instruction, paid work experience, on-the-job training, life skills and case management through follow-up and supportive services on actual construction and development projects. Out-of-School 5138 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Kevin Mickens
Phone: 412-665-5213
e-mail:kmickens@msn.com
11 Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh This project is designed to serve out of school youth and graduate 70% to full-time employment as customer service representatives. The Project will link to the other existing YouthLink Project, as well as, over thirty Regional employers in business and finance. Job placement assistance is provided for the Community at large and the Pittsburgh Partnership's youth employment program providers. Out-of-School 2600 East Carson St., Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Jennifer Bosack
Phone: 412-390-2196
e-mail: bosack2@goodwillpitt.org
12 Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh The proposed project seeks to provide core CareerLink services to all interested South Pittsburgh youth and to support the job placement efforts of WIA eligible in-school and out-of-school youth. YouthLINK 2600 East Carson St., Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Gina Jones
Phone: 412-390-2441
e-mail: intern@youthlink.org
13 Hazelwood YMCA The Hazelwood WORKS program will use intense on and off-site work experience program, health and wellness activities, and a strong support structures to produce young people ready to achieve success in academics and employment. Youth will receive State-approved credentials and jobs or entry into post-secondary education. In-School 4713 Chatsworth Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15207 Aaron Gibson
Phone: 412521-5648
e-mail: emanor417@aol.com
14 Hill House Association The Youth Employment Program provides low income youth with academic enrichment, job readiness training, credentialing, career exploration, life skills and personal development and job placement. Out-of-School 1835 Centre Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 David Eyrich
Phone: 412-392-4464
e-mail: eyrich@hillhouse.org
15 Life'sWork - C.I.T.Y. The project provides youth with significant cognitive disabilities similar opportunities as their non-disabled peers. It includes functional skills like cooking and vocational training. The goal is a high school diploma, work readiness, and employment. In-School 1323 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (activity at other locations) Barbara Lehman
Phone: 412-471-2600
e-mail: blehman@lifesworkwpa.org
16 Life'sWork - Langley Model The project provides youth with significant cognitive disabilities with community based work experience and job training leading to graduation. Participants receive real on-the-job training. In-School 1323 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (activity at other locations) Barbara Lehman
Phone: 412-471-2600
e-mail: blehman@lifesworkwpa.org
17 PHASE 4 Learning Center, Inc. The P4LC City Diploma Retrieval Program provides students who have dropped out of high school with a second chance to earn their home district diploma and address individual needs, such as life skills, technology skills, employment preparation, and career development. Out-of-School 3075 Clairton Rd. West Mifflin, PA 15123 (activity at other locations) Cathy Mickolay
Phone: 412-650-9004
e-mail: cfmickolay@yahoo.com
18 School District of Pittsburgh - ETPP The Pittsburgh Public Schools will partner with Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh, YouthWorks, Inc., YMCA of Homewood, and American Bridges Manufacturing to provide welding training and certification. The Employment Training and Placement (ETPP) will provide service as the employment training and placement component of Pittsburgh's Gang-free Schools program. Out-of-School 341 S. Bellefield Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (activity at Connelley Technical Center) Erikka Jones
Phone: 412-622-3921
e-mail: ejones2@pghboe.net
19 School District of Pittsburgh - Start On Success SOS is part of a four year transition to employment program for students with learning disabilities at six Pittsburgh High Schools. Core components are a transition class and a paid internship with local universities, hospitals and businesses. SOS has been recognized by the Department of Education as a best practice and designated as technical assistance agency for similar programs. In-School 2140 Saw Mill Run Blvd. (activity at other locations) Stacie Dojonovic
Phone: 412-377-4219
e-mail: staciej@yahoo.com
20 Three Rivers Employment Service Inc. To provide City of Pittsburgh out-of-school youths, ages 17-21 the opportunity to participate in Office Technology Programming, Insight Training, High School Diploma Class, and Keys2Work Training. All participants will be employed upon exiting the program, and extensive case management will be provided to ensure quality follow-up services with all participants. Out-of-School 100 Columbus & Preble Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Edward Weatherly
Phone: 412-323-0100
e-mail: edweatherly9@aol.com
21 Urban Youth Action, Inc. The Youth Development Program provides job training, work experience and academic enrichment for at-risk youth ages 13-19 in Allegheny County. In-School 333 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Pat Weaver
Phone: 412-391-7807
e-mail: pweaver@urbanyouthaction.org
22 Western Pennsylvania Hospital, The The WPH will place ten high school youth on a variety of worksites throughout many hospital departments for the duration on one year. Youth will also participate in classroom activities that will result in a certification that will be useful in future endeavors In-School 4800 Friendship Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Christy Wenger
Phone: 412-578-5344
e-mail: cwenger@wpahs.org
23 Western Pennsylvania Hospital, The The WPH will place out of school youth in a training program and work experience for a Support Service Associate and other positions within the hospital. Out-of-School 4800 Friendship Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Christy Wenger
Phone: 412-578-5344
e-mail: cwenger@wpahs.org
           

 

Note: Interested parties may seek additional information about programs or program enrollment by making direct inquiries to the contacts listed above, or by calling the CareerLink at 412-552-7100.
Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. 
 
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