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Philadelphia Fair Chance Hiring Initiative

City of Philadelphia
About the Grant

The FCHI program provides financial incentives to Philadelphia employers who hire local residents returning from incarceration within the last seven years.

Eligible employers who hire qualifying employees can receive a $6 per hour wage reimbursement for compensable hours worked up to 960 hours within 180 days of employment and a one-time $500 employment retention grant for each FCHI employee who completes the new hire period.

State and Industry
Ownership Categories
Grant Amount:

Up to $6,250

Application Deadline:

Rolling

Notes

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