Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information
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Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information is a federal funding opportunity from Employment and Training Administration. This open grant opportunity (ETA-TEGL-09-24) is available nationwide for eligible applicants.
The Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information is a federal funding opportunity administered by the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) designed to support workforce development and job training initiatives across the United States. This program is particularly relevant for organizations, training providers, and workforce development boards that serve dislocated workers—individuals who have lost employment due to plant closures, mass layoffs, or other economic disruptions. The grant program provides resources to help these workers transition back into meaningful employment through comprehensive training, supportive services, and employment assistance. Eligible applicants can use these funds to develop and implement training programs tailored to the needs of dislocated workers in their communities, including occupational skills training, incumbent worker training, and rapid response services. This program is essential for entrepreneurs and organizations in the workforce development sector who want to expand their capacity to serve vulnerable populations facing employment challenges. By applying for this grant, your organization can strengthen its ability to deliver high-quality training and support services while making a meaningful impact on worker reemployment outcomes. The updated guidance provides clarity on application requirements and compliance standards, making it more accessible for qualified applicants to participate in this critical federal initiative.
Grant Details
Funding Range
Varies by cycle
Grant Type
Federal
Application Cycle
Based on program cycles; consult ETA website for current deadlines
Best For
Workforce development organizations, training providers, and workforce development boards serving dislocated workers
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information?
Eligibility typically includes workforce development boards, training providers, and organizations serving dislocated workers. However, specific eligibility criteria may vary. For detailed eligibility requirements, applicants should consult the official ETA guidance document (ETA-TEGL-09-24) or visit the Employment and Training Administration website to ensure their organization meets all current requirements.
How much funding does Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information provide?
Specific funding amounts are not listed in the current information available. Grant amounts typically vary based on factors such as the scope of the proposed program, the number of dislocated workers to be served, and regional labor market needs. For current funding levels and award ranges, applicants should review the official program guidance on the ETA website or contact the program administrator directly.
How do I apply for Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information?
The application process for this federal grant program typically involves submitting a comprehensive proposal through the designated federal grants portal. Applicants should review the updated guidance document (ETA-TEGL-09-24) for specific application requirements, deadlines, and submission procedures. Visit the Employment and Training Administration official website for the most current application instructions, forms, and technical assistance resources.
What can Updated National Dislocated Worker Grant Program Guidance and Application Information funding be used for?
Funding under this program generally supports workforce development activities for dislocated workers, including occupational skills training, incumbent worker training, rapid response services, and employment and case management services. Funds may also support supportive services necessary for program participation. For a comprehensive list of allowable uses, applicants should consult the official program guidance and regulations on the ETA website.
Last updated: March 1, 2026