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This bill extends and increases funding for the YouthBuild program, adding new supports for rural youth and creating stronger links between job training and local businesses.AI-written
Expands the YouthBuild program by increasing funding through 2032, prioritizing rural and Tribal communities, and providing participants with food assistance and direct links to local employers.
Youth unemployment and high school dropout rates remain serious challenges in many communities. YouthBuild addresses two problems at once: it provides career training for at-risk youth and creates more affordable housing. By expanding the program's scope to include food assistance and employer partnerships, the bill tries to remove the barriers (like hunger or lack of job connections) that often prevent students from finishing their training.
If this bill becomes law, it would provide a significant boost in funding and resources for rural communities that often lack the infrastructure for workforce development. It also changes the language used in federal law to be less stigmatizing—using terms like 'justice-involved' instead of 'offender'—which can help participants as they transition into the workforce.
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This bill extends and increases funding for the YouthBuild program, adding new supports for rural youth and creating stronger links between job training and local businesses.AI-written
Expands the YouthBuild program by increasing funding through 2032, prioritizing rural and Tribal communities, and providing participants with food assistance and direct links to local employers.
Youth unemployment and high school dropout rates remain serious challenges in many communities. YouthBuild addresses two problems at once: it provides career training for at-risk youth and creates more affordable housing. By expanding the program's scope to include food assistance and employer partnerships, the bill tries to remove the barriers (like hunger or lack of job connections) that often prevent students from finishing their training.
If this bill becomes law, it would provide a significant boost in funding and resources for rural communities that often lack the infrastructure for workforce development. It also changes the language used in federal law to be less stigmatizing—using terms like 'justice-involved' instead of 'offender'—which can help participants as they transition into the workforce.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| $159,500,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2027 |
| $167,500,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2028 |
| $175,900,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2029 |
| $184,700,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2030 |
| $193,000,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2031 |
| $203,600,000 | YouthBuild Program | discretionary | 2032 |