Community Network Management

We provided extensive management support

Overview

New Ways community network management supports these intermediary networks to coordinate young adult serving organizations, local workforce boards, alternative schools, educational systems, and employer networks to more effectively provide services and enhance opportunities. COYN is focused on CA Opportunity Youth partners. RAPSA focuses on alternative schools, charter schools, and school districts to serve high impact students. The National Reengagement Initiative builds on a national footprint of communities actively promoting school and workforce development participation.

What We Provide

The New Ways to Work provides extensive community network management support services:

  • a filled-in line graphAdministrative & Financial Management
    New Ways provide both financial and administrative services to the network to provide a cost-effective strategy to provide network information and services. 
  • Network Management
    New Ways to Work provides network management consultant services as-needed.  Through the extensive consultant corps, New Ways is able to meet the organizational needs of the network. 
  • Communications & Website Management
    New Ways provides communications, public relations, social media and website management. 

Projects & Results

There are over 4.5 million young adults, ages 16-24, who are neither employed nor enrolled in school. The national disconnection rate varies across the country by state and varies considerably within these regions. This intermediary approach allows for the coordination, alignment, and advocacy of the myriad issues impacting Opportunity Youth.

  • OYCR/Amity Foundation -Youth Employment Initiative

    10-Community Implementation
    A multi-county collaboration to serve formerly incarcerated young adults.

    The Youth Employment Initiative is a partnership between the State of California Office of Youth Community Reclamation, Department of Rehabilitation, Amity Foundation and ten counties with representatives from the LA County Probation Department, County Office of Education, and Workforce Development to train and place incarcerated young adults.

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