Adults and Dislocated Workers
Get assistance obtaining meaningful, self-sustaining wage employment through job search assistance and training opportunities provided by a Career Services Specialist
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Youth and Young Adults
Need additional assistance with education, training, or finding a job? WIOA Career Services Specialists are available to help you navigate past obstacles and plan for your future.
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Rural Healthcare Grant
Interested in healthcare? Interested or willing to work in a rural community in the healthcare field? The Rural Healthcare Grant may be able to help you with training funds.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board Inc. (NCWWDB) (a private nonprofit) in coordination with
the Wisconsin Workforce Development Association is seeking proposals to provide audit services for the next three years
to any or all Workforce Development Boards in the State of Wisconsin.
Proposal documents are available on the WWDA website at www.wwda.org.
Proposals will be accepted through 3/31/2023 at 4:30 pm. Please see RFP document for submission guidelines.

Link to RFP Document

What We Do

The Bay Area Workforce Development Board, consisting of selected community representatives, develops a skilled workforce by strategically allocating and coordinating resources to address community needs by working through others for the benefit of all.

The Bay Area WDB is one of eleven (11) Wisconsin workforce development areas established in 1998 to address local economic workforce issues.  Bay Area WDB, a non-profit corporation, is the fiscal and administrative agent for funds and programming designed
to deliver locally customized job training and workforce development initiatives.

The Bay Area WDB is an Equal Employment Opportunity Service Provider and Employer.

If you need this information or printed material in an alternate format or a different language, services are available free of charge by contacting us at 920-617-1384 or info@bayareawdb.org.

Deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired callers can reach us through Wisconsin Relay Service at 7-1-1.

Bay Area WDB Guide To Resolution of Grievances & Complaints

Equal Opportunity & Anti-Discrimination Statement

Accessibility and Equal Opportunity Information