RI Work Immersion Grants
Rhode Island Commerce Corporation
About the Grant
Work Immersion is an internship support program available to Rhode Island employers. It is designed to boost the employment prospects of new and returning workers (i.e., eligible students and unemployed or underemployed adults) through meaningful paid work experiences. It provides a 50% or 75% reimbursement for wages paid to eligible participants. All Rhode Island employers who meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the program guide may apply.
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Related Grants
WY Business Training Grant
WY Workforce Services
Business Training Grants support Wyoming businesses seeking to enhance employee skills or address a specific skill deficiency required for their current job. Grant funds must not replace existing funds already earmarked for training purposes, and the skills to be acquired must better position the business to remain competitive in its industry marketplace. Funding limits are as follows: $2,000 per trainee, $3,000 per trainee for select industries, $75,000 per business, with all totals being per fiscal year.
VT Working Lands Grant
VT Working Lands Enterprise Initiative
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CT Child Care Business Opportunity Fund
CT Women's Business Development Council
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MI Match on Main
MI Economic Development Corporation
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MA SBIR Matching Grant
MassVentures
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