Limited English Proficiency Pathway

• Job Preparation / Job Search – One-on-one coaching, ongoing case management and workshops centered around getting and keeping employment, such as how to look for a job, resume writing, interviewing skills, employer expectations and using the internet to search for work. Service providers work closely with clients to holistically support clients to find and keep stable employment.
• Service Providers – work closely with clients to holistically support clients to find and retain stable employment.
• Skills Training – Training to gain and improve work skills in a specific industry. Skills training ranges from Commercial Driver's License training to culinary skills apprenticeships with most offering industry-recognized certificates upon completion.
• Work Experience – Unpaid opportunities to practice work skills and gain work experience onsite with a nonprofit organization.
• English as a Second Language, English Language Acquisition, English for Speakers of Other Languages, English Language Learners – Classroom instructional setting, one-on-one or small-group tutoring to increase literacy skills in reading, listening, speaking and writing.
• Continuing Education Assistance – Assistance navigating higher education resources and enrollment.
• Support Services - Provided to break down barriers and encourage engagement with LEP Pathway services/activities.

ORIA service providers work in partnership with clients, potential employers, and other agencies to support the client’s employment and education journey.

Service Providers

If you have active TANF or RCA benefits, contact your DSHS WorkFirst Case Manager for referrals to ORIA providers.  If you qualify for the LEP Pathway Program under section 3 of the eligibility criteria above and do not receive cash assistance from DSHS, please contact one of the service providers below to enroll.