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Education

Job training and education:

Ingredients for life-long opportunities

People FirstUSI and its local partners help former Tidewater Gardens residents find the job training they need for employment or advance into higher-paying positions. Even for those who have little to no work experience, People FirstUSI can help. People FirstUSI also offers one-on-one employment counseling to help you be successful in the workplace.

Job-training advantages add up!

  • Expand earning potential
  • Improve median household incomes based on hourly wages
  • Focus on better opportunities for both unemployed and employed
  • Expand completion rates in workforce-development programs
  • Encourage sustainable employment
  • Provide individualized employment-placement strategies
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Education offers promising paths forward.

Early Learning Strategies

  • Improve access to early learning and family support
  • Stabilize and strengthen parent/caregiver/child relationships
  • Connect children with early literacy opportunities
  • Identify and treat developmental delays in early learners

Education Strategies

  • Improve child school attendance
  • Get parents involved in their child’s school life
  • Improve access to out-of-school academic programs
  • Reduce transportation barriers
  • Reduce suspensions
  • Help youth develop career paths and goals
  • Help kids improve social and emotional health
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How can People FirstUSI help you?

People FirstUSI continues to work with former Tidewater Gardens residents of the St. Paul’s Transformation project. If you lived in Tidewater Gardens and haven’t been in touch with the People FirstUSI team yet and would like to know about the services provided, get started today. It’s easy!

Call People First USI at
(757) 390-4365

Visit the Main Office at
259 Granby St., Suite 300

Send us a message now!

Resident Highlight:
Ty’Jenya and Tinesha Pinkney

“People First helped us find a place to live, they paid the deposit on the home, and they hired movers to help us move,” said Ms. Pinkney. “It’s such a blessing.”
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