1207 Chestnut Street, Room 311, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215.851.1848 / Fax: 215.665.9886

 

 

Philadelphia Prepares for the Future

Since 1992, Workforce 2000 has served over 5,000 youth and adults through various program initiatives. All program activities are designed to meet our overall program objectives to:

1) target education and training to growth industries,
2) integrate economic with human resource development; and
3) reduce the school dropout rate.

Programs to date include:


THE COMPUTER ZONE

The Workforce 2000 Computer Zone provides computer and Internet training to individuals, small businesses, and the non-profit community. Training workshops focus on small business applications, desk-top publishing, web page design, Internet technologies, computer basics, word processing, job hunting on the Internet, cover letters and resume production.

CONSTANCE CLAYTON HEALTH ACADEMY (CCHA)

A year round education and training program at William Penn High School to prepare youth for careers in the health industry. A collaborative between Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, the School District of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia High School Academies, Inc., Workforce 2000 and State Representative W. Curtis Thomas, CCHA provides education and job readiness services to 250 youth a year.


HEALTHY START PEER POWER
MALE PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAM (MPP)

The Healthy Start Program is a pregnancy prevention program for adolescent males. Targeted to the West Philadelphia Community, MPP serves 40 young men a year providing guidance in personal development and education.

SHOOT FOR THE STARS (SFTS)

A year-round career awareness and peer leadership program, SFTS consists of weekly in-school workshops, monthly peer leadership weekend workshops and a summer work experience program. Targeted to students living in West Philadelphia, this program was implemented in six (6) schools (West Philadelphia, Overbrook and University City High Schools, and Sayre, Sulzberger and Shoemaker Middle Schools) and served 300 students a year over a 6 year period.

 
If you are interested in cultivating and building on the diversity of our city, and helping Philadelphia maintain economic viability in the region, contact us at (215) 851-1848 or email us at info@wf2000online.org.

To assure Philadelphia's economic future,
all will be needed, and all must be prepared.

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