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Employment Program Intake Extended in 100 Mile House

The South Cariboo’s unemployed youth will get another shot at a helping hand as the application deadline for the Youth Employment Services (YES) Program has been extended to Friday March 13th.

Those with questions about the program or who want to apply are encouraged to visit or call says Facilitator Allie Valiente:

YES aims to provide experience and skills to unemployed youth to help them overcome barriers to lasting employment.

Valiente provides a list of places where applications can be found in One Hundred Mile House:

The thirteen accepted applicants will start their terms on Monday March 19th.

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