thousands of job seekers. Key programs and services: Employment Service program. Workforce Investment Act – adult, DLW, youth and special populations programs. No Worker Left Behind program. Work First/JET programs. Workshops for job seekers. Self-Directed Resource Room with Internet access. Learning Lab – assessments, self-paced tutorials. (basic skills, GED, ESL, office skills) And Computer Application training. Services to employers - recruitment, screening, consultations, mediation, job fairs. Youth and education The Youth and Education Department provides learning and activities for youth of all ages. Summer programs include a stronger academic preparedness component. Each year through an Adult Literacy program ACCESS provides hundreds of predominantly non-native English speakers with courses in English as a Second Language (ESL). Educational and recreational services are offered through the following programs: Academic enrichment programs 21st Century Community Learning Centers (Lowrey Middle School and Salina Intermediate). After-school homework assistance. Targeted Intervention program. Summer Academy - academic, enrichment, and recreational all-day program. Supplemental Education Services - offered to schools that qualify. Vendor services (fee-based): Arabic, Spanish, Sports, Character Development, ESL. Family Literacy Program Adult literacy (ESL). Interactive parent and child activities. Home visits and focused case management. Parenting education. Citizenship classes - in preparation for U.S. Citizenship Test. Other services Customized ESL training for employers. Teen dialogue group - in partnership with the University of Michigan. Interagency and community-wide referrals. Educational and advocacy services. Volunteerism/professional development opportunities. National Outreach The National Outreach Department houses the National Network for Arab-American Communities (NNAAC), which is a network of independent Arab-American community-based organizations. Launched in 2004, the network has 16 members in nine states. The network has two annual events and four standing programs: Advocacy; the Arab-American Resource Corps; the Center for Arab-American Philanthropy. Advocacy The network's advocacy program focuses on immigration policy, civil rights and civil liberties, civic engagement and increased funding and support for human services. Arab-American Resource Corps The Arab-American Resource Corps (ARC), a national AmeriCorps program, engages individuals in service in Arab-American communities. AmeriCorps is a federally funded national service program in which individuals commit to one year of service in their communities. Center for Arab-American Philanthropy The Center for Arab-American Philanthropy promotes philanthropy. The program strives to support Arab-American giving, whether specifically to Arab-American community organizations or other issues of concern to Arab-American donors. Organizational Development The Organizational Development program supports the sustainability and growth of Arab-American community-based organizations. By providing technical assistance to strengthen organizations,