Washington WorkSource
WorkSource Career Centers specialize in employment and training support. Funding eligibility is based on your current work and income status. Assistance may be available for individuals who are:
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Unemployed or underemployed
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Working part-time
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Living with a disability
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Honorably discharged veterans or members of the National Guard
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) of WA
OIC is a non-profit Community Action Agency focused on economic development and career training. Headquartered in Yakima, it serves communities such as Moses Lake, Pasco, Sunnyside, Mount Vernon, and Wenatchee—primarily in agricultural regions.
Funding may be available if you or a family member have worked in farm labor. OIC supports education and training for low-income individuals and families, particularly migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
People for People (PFP)
This organization, based in Yakima and serving cities across Eastern Washington, helps individuals gain training and employment opportunities. Funding qualifications vary by program.
Need Help Getting Started?
Don’t let finances stand in the way of your new career as a caregiver. With the right support, your path to becoming a caregiver can start today. There may be other funding options available as well. If you’d like guidance or personalized assistance, contact Kim in our Sourced Funding Department at 206-844-1813.