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A successful career and the financial stability that comes with it are central to the American dream. But not everyone in or entering the workforce has the education and training necessary to achieve their goals.
The barriers to employment are particularly acute for young people in poverty; low-income adults; ex-offenders; veterans, their spouses, and spouses of service members; older workers; persons with disabilities; and laid-off workers in declining industries. Mathematica analyzes programs and policies intended to help these individuals succeed in the labor market, and we help government agencies and nonprofit organizations provide education, training, and employment services more effectively and efficiently.
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The Vermont Career Advancement Project: A Way for Vermonters with Disabilities to Find Meaningful High-Wage Work
The five-year Vermont Career Advancement Project (VCAP) helps people with disabilities find career pathways so that they can secure high-wage, high-quality jobs in fields that interest them. This brief describes why Vermont needs VCAP and how it connects people with disabilities with opportunities for career training.
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