Solving the SNAP E&T Puzzle: Reimbursement, Support, and Impact

Sign on and hear from this Tennessee collaboration how a dose of clear intention and focus, some good strong partnership, and a dash of rule mastering (with a little help) paid dividends for everyone involved.

Why not you?

Learning Objectives:
1. The importance of collaboration between workforce boards & third-party partnerships
2. The implementation of the “NO Wrong Door” approach. Literally capturing participants where they are at as countable traffic to the AJCs. More so, changing the perspective that AJC brick and mortar door is not the only place that quality combined services can be initiated.
3. How finding partnerships in the community who are already providing the training can increase revenue for the workforce board and the organizations being reimbursed for work they are already performing.
4. Lessening the time in which participants can receive services and start self-sustainable careers.