Final Report of the Subcommittee on Domestic Trafficking

National Electronic Tools: Used in <strong>the</strong> Career One-Stop Center’s Resource Room oraccessed remotely on <strong>the</strong> Internet, <strong>the</strong> National Electronic Tools provide self-serviceaccess to career information and job openings. These tools include: America’s Job Bank(AJB); America’s Career InfoNet (ACINet); America’s Service Locator (ASL); Toll-FreeHelp Line (TFHL); and Occupational Information Network (O*NET).B. Job Corps: The Job Corps program assists eligible youths in achieving a High SchoolDiploma or GED and/or learn a vocational trade and an array <strong>of</strong> life success skills tobecome employable, independent and help secure meaningful jobs or opportunities forfur<strong>the</strong>r education. (Must have signed consent from a parent or guardian.)D. Domestic victims who are legal U.S. residents and minors (under 18):A. One-Stop Career Centers (toll-free: 1-877-US2-JOBS or www.careeronestop.org(click Service locator and enter city or zip code):The One-Stop Career Centers <strong>of</strong>fer a wide array <strong>of</strong> job training, education, andemployment services to assist job seekers and employers. Services consist <strong>of</strong> job searchand placement assistance; labor market information; skills assessments; careercounseling; and access to training services. They also <strong>of</strong>fer an array <strong>of</strong> supportiveservices, including: transportation; child care; housing; dependent care; emergencymedical; food stamps; and referrals to o<strong>the</strong>r workforce and social service organizations in<strong>the</strong> community. Unemployment compensation and services to migrant and seasonalfarmworkers can also be accessed through One-Stop Centers.National Electronic Tools: Used in <strong>the</strong> Career One-Stop Center’s Resource Room oraccessed remotely on <strong>the</strong> Internet, <strong>the</strong> National Electronic Tools provide self-serviceaccess to career information and job openings. These tools include: America’s Job Bank(AJB); America’s Career InfoNet (ACINet); America’s Service Locator (ASL); Toll-FreeHelp Line (TFHL); and Occupational Information Network (O*NET).B. Job Corps: The Job Corps program assists eligible youths in achieving a High SchoolDiploma or GED and/or learn a vocational trade and an array <strong>of</strong> life success skills tobecome employable, independent and help secure meaningful jobs or opportunities forfur<strong>the</strong>r education. (Must have signed consent from a parent or guardian.)II. International VictimsA. International victims who are minors (under 18):A. One-Stop Career Centers (toll-free: 1-877-US2-JOBS or www.careeronestop.org(click Service Locator and enter city or zip code):One-Stop staff can determine <strong>the</strong> eligibility <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> individual for services under WIATitle I. Children who are under 18 years <strong>of</strong> age and who have been subjected totrafficking do not need to be certified by HHS to be eligible for benefits to <strong>the</strong> sameextent as refugees. The One-Stop staff may look at any available evidence to determinewhe<strong>the</strong>r a person under 18 years <strong>of</strong> age has been trafficked, such as <strong>the</strong> Office <strong>of</strong> RefugeeResettlement letter issued by HHS, legal guardian’s or parent’s attestation and/or statusas a refugee. As with any participant, <strong>the</strong>y must meet all applicable program eligibilityrequirements to receive WIA Title I services.56