A skilled workforce is necessary for success.

Offers free programs that teach math, reading, science, social studies, and writing. These programs help adults earn a high school equivalency diploma, pursue college, or enter entry-level certification.

The federal Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) and On My Way Pre-K, River Valley Resources assistance offers resources that increase child care availability, affordability, and quality.

The Clearinghouse is located in Madison, Indiana. The project began in 2007 and now involves over 100 partners working to provide economic benefit to southeastern Indiana.

Employment assistance program gives job seekers opportunities for employment, education, and training, helping them gain the skills needed to advance in their careers.

Jane’s Kids, a program at the Clearinghouse of Jefferson County, provides financial assistance to families for children’s summer activities. Bethany Legacy Foundation established this endowmen.

A school-based program where students across the region work on a wide array of competencies, including financial literacy, public speaking, resume writing, and college/industry tours.

La Casa Amiga helps all nationalities gain access to the services they need to become active community participants. Allowing the community to appreciate what other cultures bring to us

It is an economic development strategy that takes a holistic approach to eliminating poverty based on the successful Cincinnati Works employment program.

The New Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) at River Valley Resources assists seniors 55 and older in furthering their education or providing career training.​​

The program allows teens and young adults to work with a career advisor to identify their skill sets and interests and use that information to develop a plan for education and employment.