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(redirected from Area Resources for Community and Human Services)

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ARCHSArea Resources for Community and Human Services (St. Louis, Missouri)
ARCHSArmy Reactor Systems Health & Safety Review Committee
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9 million to Area Resources for Community and Human Services (ARCHS) in 2007 to fund the collaborative Community Action Re-Entry Employment System (CARES) grant, which provides assessment, job readiness and skills training, placement, and retention services to 750 state and federal offenders in the St.
Missouri's Eastern District finds Success with work force initiative by Weygandt, Scott; Anders, Scott; Mata, Felix / Corrections Today
Additionally, a Women in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations grant was awarded to Area Resources for Community and Human Services, which assists female offenders with job training and placement in nontraditional occupations and apprenticeships.
NIC partnership with U.S. probation: making a difference for federal ... by Anders, Scott; Doherty, Patricia; Weygandt, Scott / Corrections Today
 
 
 
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