PathStone provides customized, people-centered professional development services leading to portable skills and enhanced employability for diverse individuals: unemployed and under-employed adults, agricultural workers, mature workers aged 55+, returning/reentering citizens, veterans, and youth. In addition to connecting participants with career and training services, NFJP also provides housing assistance services, youth services, and related assistance to low income migrant and seasonal farmworkers including youth and their dependents.
Applicable Counties
- Statewide
What to expect
Participants access services through NFJP staff outreach, or a farmworker or dependent may reach staff directly through the agricultural community, grower sites, or visiting office locations. Services are provided through any of the One-Stop sites throughout the state in addition to the physical office locations in Bangor and Presque Isle.