MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Project E.A.T. (Earn/Assistance/Training) is hosted by the GRAD-US Project Workforce Innovation and is made possible by funding from the Delta Regional Authority and offers survivors of intimate partner violence an opportunity to gain valuable work experience, employee compensation, and a sense of hope during a three-month program.
Participants will get:
- paid work experience in a gourmet popcorn business
- attend post-secondary training
- get assistance with job placement in food-based advanced manufacturing
Benefits:
- $400 Stipend
- Free Industry Certification from Southwest Tennessee Community College
- Childcare and Transportation assistance available during program
- Placement assistance to interview with global food-based brands
Requirements:
- Drug Free
- High School Diploma or GED
- 18 years old
- Domestic violence victim
- Interest working in a manufacturing/distribution environment
The first cohort begins April 10, 2021 with a subsequent cohort beginning early September.
If you know of a domestic violence victim that might be interested, please have them submit an email to: info@leahpromise.org for more information.