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Investing in Human Capital Improving Lives
Project ARRIBA is a workforce training model and economic development initiative that can connect you to the opportunities, mentorship, and financial support you need to pursue or complete your education and start an in-demand career to support your family with a sustainable, living wage.
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“The long-standing partnership shared with Project ARRIBA provides UMC, El Paso’s only not-for-profit, community hospital, with a highly skilled and culturally relevant workforce that is able to provide critical care and services to an increasing number of patients along the border region, including those who may not have access to care elsewhere.” Mr. Jacob Cintron, UMC President & CEO,
Our unique job training model provides access to higher education and addresses common barriers to success for economically-disadvantaged individuals. This comprehensive model includes training participants for in-demand careers and then job placing them in the workforce to earn a livable wage. Not only does this help participants overcome poverty, it also eases regional workforce shortages and benefits the local economy.
Project ARRIBA Will Provide Educational Assistance and Job Skills Training to Economically Disadvantaged Individuals in El Paso.
Trellis Foundation is pleased to announce $2.5 million in total awards to 26 Texas community-based organizations providing direct impact services to support students in college completion:
Since she walked through the doors of Project ARRIBA, her determination to succeed shined through. Her greatest strength? Not believing in giving up. Her journey was not an easy one, but she definitely proved her strength time and time again. I am so honored to be part of her journey.
- Priscilla EstradaI can finally help my mom and I’m pretty sure that my dad is very proud of me. This will also give me the opportunity to give back to my community. So, thank you Project ARRIBA. Thank you, Ms. Priscilla, for helping me make my dream come true of becoming a nurse.