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2 Year Modification

Plan: Louisiana PYs 2018-2019
Combined Plan C

Section: SNAP E&T

Narrative: a. 11.

Published
Located in:

a. 11. The Relationship Between the State Agency and Other Organizations it Plans to Coordinate with for the Provision of Services, Including Organizations in the Statewide Workforce Development System, if Available. Copies of Contracts Must Be Available for Inspection;

Current Narrative:

The LaJET Program is the cooperative employment and training services initiative of three entities, the Local Parish Offices of DCFS, State SNAP Office and Louisiana Workforce Commission.

The actual services to participants are provided through a contractual agreement with the Louisiana Workforce Commission. In general, the responsibilities are as follows:

• Staff in the local parish DCFS offices identifies LaJET participants.

• On a weekly basis, DCFS notifies the LaJET Service Providers of the SNAP recipients who are to be provided employment and training services.

• Within 15 days of receipt of notification from DCFS, the LaJET Service Provider must schedule an appointment and subsequently assess and place the LaJET referent. Services will be provided as outlined in the components.

Services are provided to ABAWDs statewide through LWC’s Business and Career Solutions Centers by providing workforce preparation skills, labor exchange information, and referrals. LWC's Business and Career Solutions Center provides services through Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) participation. ABAWDs who do not meet the ABAWD work requirements are referred to LWC Business and Career Solutions Centers. Voluntary E&T services are offered at Liberty’s Kitchen, Calcasieu Parish Police Jury (CPPJ) Human Services Department, Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana (GWSELA), Covenant House, and Reconcile New Orleans (Café Reconcile).