:: Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa

Food Share Employment and Training Program (FSET)

Program Description:
Food Share Employment and Training Program is a self-supportive program through the state of Wisconsin; to help clients acquire working skills and find employment. The program also may help clients with work-related expenses for the first 30 days of a job within the budget and requirements in the FSET Manual. Our mission is to help participants to find life and job related skills and stay involved in a structured atmosphere. We assist participants in acquiring the skills to find available employment or the skills to become employed. We hope to help each enrolled participant feel as though they are contributing to themselves, their family and to the community by improving on employment and life skills as they participate.

Food Share Employment and Training Program is a self-supporive program through the State of Wisconsin since 1987. As of March 1, 2008 FOODSHARE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM (FSET) is a Voluntary, no-cost program.

FSET Eligibility and Participant Group:
Any individual who is recieving FoodShare benefits is eligible to participate in the FSET Program as a volunteer (individuals who are working full time, i.e., 30 hours or more a week, will not be included as a volunteers.)

FSET Can Help With:

Job Searches and Job Referals
Transportation, Child Care, and Other Work Related Costs
Job Skills Assessment
Career Planning
Basic Job Training
Work Experience
Referrals to Other Community Services, (such as VERNA, DVR, NWCEP and Job Service).

You can take part in FSET activities for up to 27 hours a week.

Will I Lose FoodShare Benefits if I Do Not Complete My FSET Activities?

FSET is a volunteer program, so you can keep your FoodShare benefits even if you do not complete your FSET activites. Keep in mind that if you don't complete your activites, you will not be able to get Child Care, help with transportation or other FSET supportive services.

The Red Cliff Social Services has a resource center with two computers with access to job search, and tools to help with resumes and research. We also have a small collection of books on how to interview, build resumes as well as different research books. The Educational Department (Marry Duffy is the Educational Director) is now in the lower level to help with scholarship information and applications for colleges of interest.
Our mission is to ensure participants the most effecttive use of the program resources to promote economic self- sufficiency. We hope to help each enrolled participant feel as though they are contributing to themselves, thier family and to the community by improving on employment and life skills as they participate.

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In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs, or disability.
To file a complant of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (Voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is equal opportunity provider and employer.

How can I learn more? Contact your tribal agency

Program Contact Info:
Deb Morris
Phone - (715) 779-3706 ext. 259
Email: dmorris@redcliff-nsn.gov

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