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Monroe County/Rochester Youth Council
The Monroe County/Rochester Youth Council serves to advise the local Workforce Investment Board on the development and implementation of workforce development services to youth throughout Monroe County.
The Council will lead the integration of services to youth in order to make more efficient and effective use of program resources from all system partners.
The Council is comprised of members appointed by the Monroe County Executive and Mayor of the City of Rochester with special interest or expertise in youth policy including but not limited to youth service agencies, juvenile justice and local law enforcement, education, public housing authorities, human and health services, parents, business representatives, and grantors.
| Hanif Abdul-Wahid |
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Monroe County Workforce Development |
| Chuck Allan |
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Monroe County Department of Human Services |
| Keenan Allen |
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City of Rochester/Office Employment Opportunities/WIB |
| Jeff Dillon |
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BOCES School Business Partnership |
| Roderick Green |
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Hillside Works-Scholarship Connection |
| Beverly Gushue |
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Rochester City School District/Career & Technical Ed. |
| Glenn Jeter |
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McDonald's Restaurant |
| Carla Johnson |
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City of Rochester/Bureau of Youth Services |
| Theodore Jordan, Jr. |
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Urban League of Rochester/Youth Build |
| Rochelle Lempert |
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Monroe County Office of Probation |
| Joan L. Moorehead |
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Admissions Counselor, Monroe Community College |
| Darlene Rogers |
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Rochester Police Department/Office of the Chief |
| Dr. Christine Brown-Richards |
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Rochester City School District-Youth Development & Family Services |
| Sharon Keefe |
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Monroe County Economic Development |
| Aida Veras |
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VP of Children & Youth Services, Ibero-American Action League, Inc. |
| Viatta Tolbert-Carter |
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RochesterWorks! Career Center |
| Robert Zinck |
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Rochester-Monroe County Youth Bureau |
| Staff - John Premo |
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RochesterWorks, Inc. |
| Staff - Antwan Williams |
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RochesterWorks, Inc. |
The Youth Works Model
The Council believes that fundamental to the creation and growth of a sound, inclusive youth investment system that can sucessfully engage and develop our emerging workforce, is the commitment and ability of key state and local community leaders to position, support, and grow the capacity of collaborative efforts involving grant funding and/or otherwise. The Youth Works-A Workforce Development Model focuses on how our community can create an environment/system that addresses the interests of family, business and industry, K-12 education, workforce development, youth groups, community and faith-based organizations, local government officials, and others. View the Youth Works Model here 10/24/2012
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