Basic Education Includes assistance with high school completion, GED, adult basic education, and English as a second language. Post-Secondary Classroom Training Includes assistance with academic and vocational training, which prepares participants for a specific area of employment. Assistance is dependent on abilities and aptitudes, available funding, and other requirements. Parenting Skills Training that helps participants become a better parent. Family Development Services Help overcoming significant family barriers.
Participants can find out how additional children can affect a family s finances.
Entrepreneurial Training Training for participants interested in self-employment. Not all centers provide all of the items listed above, but certain groups are required to complete certain activities in order to maintain FIP eligibility. Limited funding for car repairs, work clothing, and other approvable costs is also available to help participants who are job ready or already employed.