Rural Health Network Helps New Employees With Transportation - wnbf.com

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The workforce could be getting a lift from a generous grant to the Rural Health Network of South-Central New York for there GetThere Transportation to Employment Program.

According to a news release from the Appalachian Regional Commission, they have approved a $150,000 grant to help with short term transportation to new employees at the beginning of their employment through a RHN program called GetThere Transportation to Employment.

In addition state sources will also provide an additional $150,000 bring the total for the program to $300,000.

GetThere Transportation to Employment is a referral program that works with county social services, along with workforce development, and other human services agencies.

Many individuals have limited or no finances at the beginning of a new employment position and may not be able to afford the initial costs of transportation back and forth to work.

The program works with each individual to put together a plan going forward to be able to independently get to their jobs on their own finances.

According to the News release each individual participant will receive $500 in transportation assistance, in the form of private rides, volunteer drivers, gas cards, and bus passes, as they build earnings from their wages to afford transportation.

GetThere will also work with employers and agencies to provide training and outreach within the program, and reach the goal to expand the labor pool and increase attendance, saving businesses time and resources.

For more info on the GetThere Transportation to Employment Program. CLICK HERE

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