YouthBuild is a life-changing opportunity for young people ready to build skills, earn while you learn, and create a better future for yourself and your community. Ready to learn more? Anthony Jarvis call (812) 532-0800 or email ajarvis@rivervalleyresources.com YouthBuild at River Valley Resources LEARN. BUILD. GROW. Ready to Build Your Future Together? Are you 18–24 years old? Don't have a high school diploma or equivalent? YouthBuild could be your next step! Offered by River Valley Resources, YouthBuild is a U.S. Department of Labor program that helps young adults gain the education, skills, and experience needed to build a brighter future. EARN A PAYCHECK WHILE YOU LEARN! YouthBuild can help you: Work toward your High School Equivalency (HSE) Learn hands-on construction skills Earn industry-recognized certifications, including NCCER and OSHA-10 Prepare for a job, apprenticeship, or career Receive one-on-one coaching and support Gain real-world experience while giving back to your community Earn a paycheck while you learn! LEARN. BUILD. GROW. Each YouthBuild cohort runs for six months and combines education, construction training, career development, and hands-on experience. Training and Workshops: Madison Clearinghouse Hands-On Experience: Jefferson County You'll work with a Career Coach to create a plan based on your goals and interests. You'll also gain experience through community projects and partnerships, including working with Habitat for Humanity of Jefferson County to help build three new homes! WHAT TO EXPECT Monday–Thursday 25 hours per week Six-month cohorts Training days: 8:15 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Worksite days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Earn a paycheck while you learn! READY TO BUILD WHAT'S NEXT? Interested in YouthBuild? Know someone who might benefit? Have questions? Contact River Valley Resources today! Not sure if you can make the next cohort? Reach out anyway! We plan to offer multiple cohorts over the next two years and would love to connect with you about future opportunities. Your future is worth building. Let's get started! Meet the Team Sandy Wehner Program Manager (812) 701-4209 Sealey Hyatt Career Pathways Coordinator (812) 621-2073 Anthony Jarvis Career Coach (812) 532-0800 Interested in YouthBuild Sign-up Today to Learn More! Next Cohort is expected to start November 30, 2026, orientation. Walk-In Orientation Dates: November 10, 12, 16–18, 23 & 24 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Not sure if you can join this cohort? Reach out anyway! We plan to offer multiple cohorts over the next two years and would love to connect with you about future opportunities to participate. Don't miss out on this opportunity! Ready to learn call or text (812) 532-0800 YouthBuild Interest Sign-up First name* Last name* Birthday* Month Day Year Email Phone* Zip Code Submit MTO

River Valley Resources, workforce development, nonprofit organization, job training, adult education, community resources, employment services, workforce, career readiness, economic development. LEARN MORE Our Mission Meeting Needs. Finding Solutions. Building Lives. Learn More Our Events Register & Help Make Change Learn More Get Involved Volunteer, Participate, or Donate Learn More Procurment Request for Proposals (RFP) Learn More We strongly believe in the value of evidence-based practices. Providing vital tools and resources needed for your success. Are you ready to seize new opportunities and elevate your career? Or are you a business owner looking to enhance your team's skills? We provide the tools and resources to support you, no matter your role or stage in your professional journey. Explore the offerings available for individuals and employers below, and connect with a Navigator for personalized assistance to guide you toward success. For Individuals For Employers Adult Education Offers free programs that teach math, reading, science, social studies, and writing. These programs help adults earn a high school equivalency diploma, pursue college, or enter entry-level certification. Learn More Business Services Provide individuals with training and career services, and partner with businesses to develop solutions to address their talent needs. The services are based on eligibility and funding available. Learn More Child Care Assistance The federal Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) and On My Way Pre-K, River Valley Resources assistance offers resources that increase child care availability, affordability, and quality. Learn More Clearinghouse The Clearinghouse is located in Madison, Indiana. The project began in 2007 and now involves over 100 partners working to provide economic benefit to southeastern Indiana. Learn More Employment Assistance Employment assistance program gives job seekers opportunities for employment, education, and training, helping them gain the skills needed to advance in their careers. Learn More Jane's Kids Jane’s Kids, a program at the Clearinghouse of Jefferson County, provides financial assistance to families for children’s summer activities. Bethany Legacy Foundation established this endowmen. Learn More La Casa Amiga Friendship House La Casa Amiga helps all nationalities gain access to the services they need to become active community participants. Allowing the community to appreciate what other cultures bring to us Learn More INCAP The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) provides new opportunities for education and career training for students who want to learn through a combination of real-world experiences. Learn More Rural Works RVR developed the first rural, proprietary program modeled after the nationally acclaimed Cincinnati Works project, which helps individuals move from poverty to long-term stability. Learn More Senior Employment Program The New Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) at River Valley Resources assists seniors 55 and older in furthering their education or providing career training. Learn More Young Adult Services The program allows teens and young adults to work with a career advisor to identify their skill sets and interests and use that information to develop a plan for education and employment. Learn More YouthBuild A program designed to help young adults ages from17–24 without a high school diploma, build the education, skills, confidence, and experience they need to move toward a career and a brighter future. Learn More Thinking is hard work. One can't bear burdens and ideas at the same time. Remy de Gourmont Join Us Make a donation Make a difference Donate Today

We strongly believe in the value of evidence-based practices. Providing vital tools and resources needed for your success. We provide the tools and resources to support you, no matter your role or stage in your professional journey. Explore the offerings available for individuals and employers below, and connect with a Navigator for personalized assistance to guide you toward success. What We Do We strongly believe in the value of evidence-based practices. Providing vital tools and resources needed for your success. Are you ready to seize new opportunities and elevate your career? Or are you a business owner looking to enhance your team's skills? We provide the tools and resources to support you, no matter your role or stage in your professional journey. Explore the offerings available for individuals and employers below, and connect with a Navigator for personalized assistance to guide you toward success. For Individuals For Employers Adult Education Offers free programs that teach math, reading, science, social studies, and writing. These programs help adults earn a high school equivalency diploma, pursue college, or enter entry-level certification. Learn More Business Services Provide individuals with training and career services, and partner with businesses to develop solutions to address their talent needs. The services are based on eligibility and funding available. Learn More Child Care Assistance The federal Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) and On My Way Pre-K, River Valley Resources offers resources that increase child care availability, affordability, and quality. Learn More Clearinghouse The Clearinghouse is located in Madison, Indiana. The project began in 2007 and now involves over 100 partners working to provide economic benefit to southeastern Indiana. Learn More Employment Assistance River Valley Resources gives job seekers opportunities for employment, education, and training, helping them gain the skills needed to advance in their careers. Learn More Jane's Kids Jane’s Kids, a program at the Clearinghouse of Jefferson County, provides financial assistance to families for children’s summer activities. Bethany Legacy Foundation established this endowment. Learn More La Casa Amiga Friendship House La Casa Amiga helps all nationalities gain access to the services they need to become active community participants. Allowing the community to appreciate what other cultures bring to us. Learn More INCAP The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) provides new opportunities for education and career training for students who want to learn through a combination of real-world experiences. Learn More Rural Works RVR developed the first rural, proprietary program modeled after the nationally acclaimed Cincinnati Works project, which helps individuals move from poverty to long-term stability. Learn More Senior Employment Program The new Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) at River Valley Resources assists seniors 55 and older in furthering their education or providing career training. Learn More Young Adult Services The program allows teens and young adults to work with a career advisor to identify their skill sets and interests and use that information to develop a plan for education and employment. Learn More YouthBuild A program designed to help young adults ages from17–24 without a high school diploma, build the education, skills, confidence, and experience they need to move toward a career and a brighter future. Learn More Upcoming Events We have some exciting upcoming events you won’t want to miss. Learn More

Child Care Development Fund is a federal program that assists low-income families, families receiving temporary public assistance in obtaining child care and vouchers. Submit your child care forms! Or call toll-free 855-943-8937 to learn more . Download Form Child Care Development Fund and On My Way Pre-k Child Care Development Fund The Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) is a federal program that assists low-income families, families receiving temporary public assistance, and those transitioning from public assistance in obtaining child care so they can work, attend training, or continue education. The purpose of the program is to increase the availability, affordability, and quality of childcare. Apply On My Way Pre-K On My Way Pre-K awards grants to 4-year-olds from low-income families so that they may have access to a high-quality pre-K program the year before they begin kindergarten. Families who receive a grant may use the grant at any approved On My Way Pre-K program. Approved On My Way Pre-K programs may be located in a public or private school, licensed child care center, licensed home or registered ministry as long as that program meets the quality requirements and is registered as an On My Way Pre-K provider. Families may choose from a program that is full or part-day, as well as from programs that end with the school year or continue through the summer. Apply FIND CHILD CARE Find the Best Care for Your Family Finding child care for your family can feel like a big task, but there are many tools to help you choose the best program for your child. Explore the tools below and select the one that meets your needs. Apply

Grow your business and develop a more skilled workforce As the Department of Workforce Development service provider, River Valley Resources Inc., is dedicated to supporting employers. We have a variety of tools and resources available to help with talent recruitment and retention, employee training and development and apprenticeship building. RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS Grow your business and develop a more skilled workforce As the Department of Workforce Development service provider, River Valley Resources Inc., is dedicated to supporting employers. We have a variety of tools and resources available to help with talent recruitment and retention, employee training and development and apprenticeship building. Some of our available resources include: Employer Training Grant for upskilling or training current or new employees Workforce Ready Grant/Next Level Jobs Apprenticeship and Work-based learning On-site employer training opportunities English Language Learning classes onsite Adult Basic Education (HSE/GED) classes onsite Adult Education Integrated Education and Training Classes onsite Tax Incentives that include second chance individuals Talent recruitment What We Do Meeting Needs. Finding Solutions. Building Lives. Learn More Our Events Register & Help Make Change Learn More Get Involved Volunteer, Participate, or Donate Learn More

Shirley Kloepfer, La Casa Amiga, Retirement Party R.S.V.P. 1/8 La Maestra ¡Estás Invitado(a)! ¡Acompáñanos a celebrar la Fiesta de Jubilación de Shirley Kloepfer! Fecha reprogramada: 11 de abril | 1:00–4:00 PM Knights of Columbus – Madison 2250 Lanier Dr, Madison, IN 47250 Disfruta una tarde con: Música de mariachi en vivo Deliciosos platillos de restaurantes locales Presentación de reconocimientos y convivencia comunitaria La oportunidad de convivir con Shirley y amistades Debido al espacio limitado, invitamos a los asistentes a llegar entre 1:00 y 4:00 PM para celebrar el increíble recorrido de Shirley. Apoya a La Casa Amiga Friendship House con una donación —ayudando a financiar programas y servicios para miembros de la comunidad que necesitan acceso a recursos como las clases de inglés (ELL). Por favor confirma tu asistencia (RSVP) para asegurar tu lugar, ya que el cupo es limitado. Confirma tu asistencia para asegurar tu lugar. ¡Celebración de Jubilación de Shirley! ¡Estamos ansiosos por verte y honrar sus increíbles contribuciones! Por favor, confirma tu asistencia para asegurar tu lugar, ya que el cupo es limitado. No olvides dejarle un mensaje a Shirley al RSVP. R.S.V.P.

La Casa Amiga Friendship House Summer Camp is a welcoming program that provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for children during the summer. The camp offers fun recreational activities, educational enrichment, and opportunities for social growth. Participants take part in games, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, and field trips that promote friendship, teamwork, and positive development.

2026 Taste of the Town is a premier community event supporting River Valley Resources programs. Why Sponsor Us? Support River Valley Resources, showcase your brand, and connect with the community—all while helping local families and workforce programs thrive! Taste of the Town SAVE THE DATE: SEPT. 14, 2026 Your sponsorship can make a lasting impact in southeast Indiana. Partner with us by becoming a Taste of the Town sponsor today. Become a Sponsor Become a Sponsor Why Sponsor Us? Support River Valley Resources, showcase your brand, and connect with the community—all while helping local families and workforce programs thrive! Make a lasting community impact through workforce and family programs. Boost your brand visibility via event marketing and promotions. Reach a targeted audience of local leaders and residents. Show your commitment to social responsibility . Network with other businesses and community partners . Celebrate local restaurants and culinary talent with the community Sponsorship Packages Platinum Sponsorship Package ($5,000) Exclusive logo placement on all Taste of the Town marketing materials Premiere sponsorship recognition during the fundraising ceremony. VIP access for 8 guests (1 table), including reserved seating at the fundraising ceremony. Dedicated social media mentions and press coverage. Gold Sponsorship Package ($2,500) Exclusive logo placement on all Taste of the Town marketing materials Premiere sponsorship recognition during the fundraising ceremony. Complimentary tickets for two guests to the fundraising ceremony. Dedicated social media mentions and press coverage. Silver Sponsorship Package ($1,000) Logo placement on Taste of the Town website and printed materials. Verbal acknowledgement during save the date Recognition on social media mentions. Custom Sponsorship ($____) Let's have a conversation about options. Advertising Instructions for Taste of the Town Sponsors To ensure your business receives full recognition, please submit the following promotional materials by the requested deadline: Please Provide: High-resolution company logo (PNG, JPG, or EPS preferred) Business name as you would like it listed Website address Social media handles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.) A brief business description (optional, 1–2 sentences) Sponsor Recognition May Include: Event signage Printed event materials River Valley Resources website Social media promotions Email marketing and event announcements Submission Instructions: Please email materials to dbrewer@rivervalleyresources.com by July 31, 2026. We appreciate your partnership and support in making Taste of the Town a success. Terms and Conditions Sponsorship Commitment By sponsoring the Taste of the Town event organized by River Valley Resources (RVR), sponsors agree to the terms outlined in their selected sponsorship package. Payment Terms Sponsorship fees are due in full upon confirmation. Payments are non-refundable. Logo Usage Sponsors grant RVR permission to use their logos for event promotion. Any use beyond event promotion requires prior written consent. Event Participation Sponsors are responsible for providing accurate guest information for invitations and registrations. Any changes to guest lists must be communicated to RVR in advance. Cancellation Policy If the event is canceled or postponed due to unforeseen circumstances, sponsors will be notified promptly. Fees may be refunded or applied to future events at RVR’s discretion. Liability River Valley Resources, Inc. and its affiliates are not responsible for any damages, losses, or injuries incurred by sponsors or their guests during the event. Indemnification Sponsors agree to indemnify and hold harmless RVR, its directors, officers, employees, and agents from any claims or liabilities related to their sponsorship. Governing Law This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Indiana. Disputes will be resolved via arbitration in Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana. Amendments Any changes to these terms must be agreed upon in writing by both parties. Anchor 1 Advertising Thank you for your support. We're thrilled to have you on board and look forward to seeing you at the event. Choose a Sponsor Level

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Adult Education Community Interest Survey Sorry, but this form is now closed. Adult Education Community Interest Survey 1. What county do you live in?* 2. What is your current employment status?* Employed full-time Employed part-time Unemployed Looking for work Not currently seeking employment 3. What is your highest level of education completed?* Did not finish high school High school diploma or equivalent (GED/HiSET) Some college College degree 4. Are you interested in any of the following? (Check all that apply) * Earning a high school equivalency (GED/HiSET) Improving reading, math, or writing skills Learning English (ELL classes) Training certification courses Job readiness / resume / interview skills None at this time 5. What types of training are you most interested in? (Check all that apply)* Healthcare (CNA, CCMA, QMA, Phlebotomy, etc.) Construction / Skilled Trades (NCCER, carpentry, electrical, etc.) Welding CDL / Transportation Manufacturing / Industrial skills Computer skills / Digital Literacy Microsoft Office Certifications (Word, Excel, etc.) Childcare / CDA Credential Entrepreneurship / Starting a business Customer service / hospitality Other 6. What days/times work best for you? (Check all that apply)* Weekday mornings Weekday afternoons Weekday evenings Saturdays Flexible 7. Where would you prefer to attend classes? (Check all that apply)* Local adult education center Ivy Tech location Public library Community center Online / virtual Employer/worksite Correctional facility (if applicable) Other 8. Do you have reliable transportation?* Yes No 9. What challenges might prevent you from attending classes? (Check all that apply) * Transportation Childcare Work schedule Cost Internet access Not sure where to start Other 10. What support would help you participate? Childcare assistance Transportation assistance Flexible scheduling Online options Career advising Option 6 11. Would you like to be notified about upcoming classes and training opportunities?* Yes No First name Last name Email* Phone Preferred method of contact: Phone call Text message Email Submit

Child Care Forms Formularios de Cuidado de Niños Residents of Clark, Floyd, Harrison, and Washington Counties: 800 E. 8th Street, New Albany, IN 47150 Phone: 812-949-4381 Toll Free: 855-943-8937 Fax: 812-949-5283 Residents of Decatur, Jackson, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, Scott, and Switzerland Counties: 100 E. Second Street, Suite E, Madison, IN 47250 Phone: 812-273-9270 Toll Free: 855-591-7848 Fax: 812-265-2664 Version: English Eligibility Guidelines Download Applicant Worksheet Download Report Change Download CCDF and OMWPK Provider Information Download CCDF Parent/Provider Statement Download OMWPK Parent Agreement Download Tipped Employee Worksheet Download Name Attestation Download Wage Detail Form Download Parent Appeal Procedures Download Parent Appeal Form Download Cash Form Download Self-Employment Form Download Residency Verification Form Download Fillable Job Search Form Download New Hire Verification Form Download Secondary School Enrollment Verification Download Versión: Español Planilla para el Soclicitante Descargar Información para Proveedores del Programa CCDF y OMWPK” Descargar Acuerdo principal de OMWPK Descargar Hoja de trabajo del empleado con propinas Descargar Autenticación del nombre Descargar Detalle de salarios Descargar Solicitud de información sobre ganancias Descargar Resumen de ingresos y gastos contrabajo por cuenta propia Descargar Declaración de residencia Descargar Documentació n Para La Bu squeda De Empleo Descargar Verificació n De Nuevas Contrataciones Descargar

A fundraiser in a nonprofit organization is responsible for raising funds to support the organization's operations and initiatives Fundraiser Talk of the Town-Parties with a Purpose Thank you for considering hosting a Talk of the Town party! These unique gatherings are the heart of this community fundraiser. By opening your home, business, or favorite venue, you help create memorable experiences while supporting the mission of River Valley Resources (RVR). River Valley Resources is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving our community. Proceeds from Talk of the Town events support RVR programs and services that strengthen and connect people throughout our region. What is Talk of the Town? Talk of the Town is an engaging series of creative parties hosted by community members, businesses and municipalities. Guests sign up to attend the experiences that interest them most—whether it's a dinner party, behind‑the‑scenes tour, outdoor adventure, or themed gathering. The events were revealed at our Kick‑Off Sign‑Up Party on October 1, 2026 at Madison Automotive Group (formerly McCubbin Ford). Guests select and purchase tickets to attend the parties throughout the season. The Role of a Party Host As a host, you create the experience! The Talk Committee and River Valley Resources will support you along the way. Hosts typically: Choose a theme or experience for their party or work with your talk committee contact to create a party theme. Select a date, time, and guest capacity Provide the food, beverages, and atmosphere for the gathering Help spread the word by inviting friends and sharing through personal networks Review and approve the short event description used in promotions Your creativity is what makes Talk of the Town so special. How River Valley Resources Supports You RVR works alongside hosts to make the process easy and enjoyable. We will: Help shape your party idea and finalize event details Write and promote your event description Market the parties through print, media, and social platforms Provide volunteers for larger gatherings when available Maintain general event liability insurance for the Talk of the Town program Recognize and celebrate our generous hosts in event materials A Few Helpful Notes Hosts provide the party experience and related expenses. RVR collects ticket payments and manages registrations. If plans change, simply let us know and we will work together on the best solution. As a host, some of your party-related expenses may be tax-deductible—be sure to check with your tax advisor for details. Our goal is to make this a fun, rewarding experience for everyone involved. Party Planning Details Sorry, but this form is now closed. Party Host Planner First name* Last name* Company name Email* Phone* Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Party information Talk Committee's Name* Party Title / Theme: * Dress Code:* Casual Chic Business Casual Theme Dress Cocktail Attire Location* Party Date* Time* Time : Hours Minutes AM Rain date (if applicable) Type of refreshment Non Alcoholic Alcoholic Other If alcohol will be provided at your party, do you have the required liquor license and licensed server(s)? Yes No I need to register for a liquor and server licenses. Alcohol will not be provided at this event. Maximum Number of Guests:* Special Notes* Host Signature* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Date* Month Day Year Submit Thanks for submitting! Thank You Your willingness to host helps make Talk of the Town – Parties with a Purpose a meaningful and memorable community event. We are grateful for your generosity and creativity in supporting River Valley Resources.