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WIOA Adult & Dislocated Workers 2015 WIOA Adult & Dislocated Workers 2015 Affiliates-Adult Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Albany Park Community Center 1945 West Wilson suite 3000 Chicago 60640 $126,214 Calumet Area Industrial Commission 1000 E. 111th Street- 10th Floor Chicago 60628 $100,000 Chinese American Service 2141 S. Tan Court Chicago 60616 $146,611 Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. 11004 South Michigan Avenue Chicago 60628 $241,114 Greater West Town Project 790 North Milwaukee Avenue Chicago 60612 $75,000 Howard Area Community Center 7648 N. Paulina Chicago 60626 $137,117 Inspiration Corporation 4554 N. Broadway # 207 Chicago 60640 $72,560 Moraine Valley Community College 9000 West College Parkway Palos Hills 60463 $92,978 National Able (combined) 1703 Orrington Evanston $195,835 Polish American Association 3834 N. Cicero Chicago 60641 $135,300 Safer Foundation (Chicago) 571 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago 60661 $97,682 Safer Foundation (Harvey) 571 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago 60661 $65,300 South Suburban College 15800 S. State St. South Holland 60473 $75,000 St Sabina Employment Resource Center 7825 South Racine Ave. Chicago 60602 $111,254 TOTAL $1,671,965 Affiliates-Dislocated Worker Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Calumet Area Industrial Commission 1000 E. 111th Street- 10th Floor Chicago 60628 $270,000 CFL Workers Assistance Committee 130 E. Randolph, 9930 Derby/Westchester $805,866 Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. 11004 South Michigan Avenue Chicago 60628 $166,203 Greater West Town Project 790 North Milwaukee Avenue Chicago 60612 $75,000 Instituto del Progreso Latino-Chicago 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $152,488 Moraine Valley Community College 9000 West College Parkway Palos Hills 60463 $115,028 National Able Evanston and Oakton locations 1703 Orrington Evanston $450,658 Polish American Association (awarded late) 3834 N. Cicero Chicago 60641 $75,000 Pyramid Partnership 3057 N. Lincoln Ave. Chicago 60657 $237,378 South Suburban College 15800 S. State St. South Holland 60473 $75,000 Triton College 2000 Fifth Avenue River Grove 60171 $129,635 TOTAL $2,552,256 Bridge Program - Adult Organization Name Sector Focus Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Central States SER Tech/ Healthcare 3948 W. 26th Street, Ste. 213 Chicago 60623 $100,000 Erie Neighborhood House Healthcare 1701 West Superior Chicago 60622 $27,000 Erie Neighborhood House Manufacturing 1701 West Superior Chicago 60622 $27,000 Greater West Town Project Manufacturing 500 N. Sacramento Blvd. Chicago 60612 $80,500 Greater West Town Project Shipping & Receiving 500 N. Sacramento Blvd. Chicago 60612 $80,500 Instituto Del Progreso Latino Healthcare 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $80,000 Instituto Del Progreso Latino Manufacturing 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $34,500 Jane Addams Resource Corporation Manufacturing 4432 N. Ravenswood Chicago 60640 $45,300 TOTAL $474,800 Bridge Program - Dislocated Worker Organization Name Sector Focus Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Greater West Town Project Manufacturing 500 N. Sacramento Blvd. Chicago 60612 $40,000 Greater West Town Project Shipping & Receiving 500 N. Sacramento Blvd. Chicago 60612 $40,000 Instituto Del Progreso Latino Manufacturing 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $92,000 Jane Addams Resource Corporation Manufacturing 4432 N. Ravenswood Chicago 60640 $45,000 TOTAL $34,500 Workforce Centers - Adult Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Business & Career Services- Arlington Heights 723 W. Algonquin Rd Arlington Heights 60005 $475,450 Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. -Northside 5060 N. Broadway #690 Chicago 60640 $477,883 E&ES Maywood 1701 S. 1st Avenue Suite 10 Maywood 60411 $403,234 E&ES Midsouth 4314 S. Cottage Grove Chicago 60653 $703,846 E&ES Oak Forest 15900 South Cicero OakForrest 60452 $305,054 E&ES Southwest Center 7500 S. Pulaski Bldg 100 Chicago 60652 $581,422 National Able-Chicago Heights Prarie State College ATOC Building 202 South Halsted Chicago Heights 60653 $314,211 National Able-Pilsen 1700 West 18th street Chicago 60608 $412,763 SERCO, Inc. Garfield 10 South Kedzie Chicago 60624 $536,580 SERCO, Inc. Cicero 2138 South 61st Sourt Cicero $336,879 TOTAL $4,547,322 Workforce Centers - Dislocated Workers Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Business & Career Services - Arlington Heights 723 W. Algonquin Rd Arlington Heights 60005 $876,220 Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. - Northside 5060 N. Broadway #690 Chicago 60640 $453,755 E&ES Maywood 1701 S. 1st Avenue Suite 10 Maywood 60411 $453,755 E&ES Midsouth 4314 S. Cottage Grove Chicago 60653 $414,787 E&ES Oak Forest 15900 South Cicero Oak Forest 60452 $351,900 E&ES Southwest Center 7500 S. Pulaski Bldg 100 Chicago 60652 $600,281 National Able-Chicago Heights 202 S. Halsted, Chicago Heights Chicago Heights 60653 $536,315 National Able-Pilsen 1700 West 18th street Chicago 60608 $495,032 SERCO, Inc. Garfield 10 South Kedzie Chicago 60624 $217,155 SERCO, Inc. Cicero 2138 South 61st Sourt Cicero $533,412 TOTAL $4,932,612 Sector Centers - Adult Organization Name Sector Focus Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Educational Data Systems, Inc. - Service Works Hospitality 500 North Dearborn Suite 850 Chicago 60610 $137,125 Instituto Progreso Latino- Manufacturing Works Manufacturing 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $61,600 Symbol Training Institute Manufacturing 8106 N. Ridgeway Skokie 60076 $23,000 Micro Train Technologies - Tech Works IT 200 West Addams Suite 410 Chicago 60606 $51,000 TOTAL $272,725 Sector Centers - Dislocated Worker Organization Name Sector Focus Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Educational Data Systems, Inc. - Service Works Hospitality 500 North Dearborn Suite 850 Chicago 60610 $137,125 Instituto Progreso Latino- Manufacturing Works Manufacturing 2570 S. Blue Island Chicago 60609 $77,000 Symbol Training Institute Manufacturing 8106 N. Ridgeway Skokie 60076 $57,500 Micro Train Technologies - Tech Works IT 200 West Addams Suite 410 Chicago 60606 $65,450 TOTAL $337,075 Business Intermediary - Adult Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Skills for Chicagoland's Future 191 N. Wacker Dr., Ste. 925 Chicago 60606 $107,755 TOTAL $107,755 Business Intermediary - Dislocated Worker Organization Name Site Address City Zip PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Skills for Chicagoland's Future 191 N. Wacker Dr., Ste. 925 Chicago 60606 $172,500 TOTAL $172,500 WIOA Youth 2015 In School Youth Organization Name Location PY15 Funding Level $ Amount Aero Special Education 7600 S. Masonm, Burbank, 60459 $181,379 African American Christian Foundation 6707 North Ave., Oak Park 60302 $52,920 Asian Human Services 4820 N. Broadway, Chicago 60640 $61,995 Aspira Services Area Chicago Cook 2415 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago 60647 $100,060 440 Forest Blvd, Park Forest, IL Aunt Martha's Family Services $64,786 60466 Bethel Community Facility 1250 Portland Ave., Chicago Heights 60411 $18,174 Boys & Girls Club of Chicago 550 W. Van Buren, Chicago 60607 $61,761 Chicese American Service League 2141 Tan Court $257,205 Elgin Community College 1700 Spartan Dr, Elgin, IL 60123 $11,126 Greater Westtown Development Corp 500 W. Sacramento, Chicago 60612 $78,394 Howard Area Community Center 7648 N. Paulina, Chicago 60626 $52,462 Instituto Progreso Latino 2570 S. Blue Island, Chicago 60609 $79,287 Jewish Vocational Service 216 W. Jackson, Chicago 60606 $31,947 Lagrange Area Department of Special Education (LADSE) 1301 W. Cossitt Avenue, LaGrange 60525 $329,561 Maine Township 2601 Dempster St, Park Ridge 60068 $208,863 901 W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL Marriott Foundation $79,426 60607 Metropolitan Family Services $117,663 Moraine Valley Community College Palos Hills $168,046 The CABET Group 228 S. Wabash, Chicago, IL 60604 $129,062 Township H.S. Dist. 214 Arlington Heights $183,768 Youth Connection Charter Chicago $275,490 Youth Guidance Wells-Harper Orr & Kelly HS $163,154 Total $2,706,530 Out of School Youth Organization Name Location PY15 Funding Level $ Amount African American Christian Foundation 6707 North Avenue, Oak Park, il. $193,500 Alternative Schools Network Various sites $1,584,000 Asian Human Services 4820 North Broadway $177,000 Aspira Services Area Chicago Cook 3909 West Fullerton, Chicago $180,000 440 Forest Blvd, Park Forest, IL Aunt Martha's Family Services $292,500 60466 723 West Algonquin road, Bethel Community Facility $185,185 Arlington Heights 1250 Portland Avenue, Chicago Boys and Girls Club of Chicago $270,000 Heights 3400 S. Emerald, 2012 W. Monroe, Business & Career Services 1150 W. 96th Street, 2801 S. $579,880 Ridgeway Central States Ser-Little Village 3948 West 26th Street $308,100 Charles Hayes 4455 S. King Dr., Chicago $43,000 Educational Data Sysems 500 North Dearborn $180,000 E&ES-Maywood 1701 South 1st Avenue $347,605 4314 South Cottage Grove, E&ES-Midsouth $301,050 chicago E&ES-Oak Forest 15900 Cicero avenue, Oak Forest $177,250 Daley College 7500 South Pulaski E&ES-Southwest $253,725 Rd, chicago Elgin Community College 6704 Barrington Road $205,200 Escalera AKA-Instituto 2520 South Western Avenue $162,000 Greater Westtown 790 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago $360,000 Howard Area Community Center 7648 N. Paulina, Chicago $181,040 216 W. Jackson Chicago and 255 Jewish Vocational Service $202,500 Revere Drive Northbrook Maine Township High School D207 Jumpstart 850 west Jackson $64,475 Marriott Foundation 235 East 103rd Street, Chicago $607,500 900 W.
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