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Natalie models what to wear to work.
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Natalie models what NOT to wear to work.
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Program Assistants help prepare for Ready. Set. Go. Training by folding tshirts
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Teams plot out a keyboard on the floor and then compete to spell out words.
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Team building card game at Ready. Set. Go. training.
- 1 Natalie models what to wear to work.
- 2 Natalie models what NOT to wear to work.
- 3 Program Assistants help prepare for Ready. Set. Go. Training by folding tshirts
- 4 Teams plot out a keyboard on the floor and then compete to spell out words.
- 5 The teens are gathered around a table playing a card game.
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Shayla worked at Leg Up Stables as a farm hand.
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Mariah is completing indoor maintenance tasks at Dansville Central School.
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Jonuel chooses a virtual reality career simulation to complete.
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Chris worked at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Livingston as a program assistant.
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Morgan washes dishes at Amy's Angel's day care center.
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Jeremy completes a virtual reality career simulation during a weekly staff meeting.
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Lily washes dishes at Senior Nutrition site in Dansville.
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Jeriah worked at the YMCA Dansville location as a cleaner.
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Jestel uses the virtual reality simulation to try out a career.
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Mely worked at Livingston County Central Services as a cleaner.
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Valorie worked at Livingston County Health Department as an office assistant.
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Blake worked at Goodwill as a retail assistant.
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Christopher worked at Keshequa Central School as a cleaner.
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Jenna worked at Livingston County Dog Control as an assistant.
- 1 Shayla pets a horse at the farm.
- 2 Mariah is painting the wall with a brush.
- 3 Jonuel chooses a virtual reality career simulation to complete.
- 4 Chris is guiding a child riding a bicycle through the maze.
- 5 Morgan washes dishes at Amy's Angel's day care center.
- 6 Jeremy completes a virtual reality career simulation during a weekly staff meeting.
- 7 Lily washes dishes at Senior Nutrition site in Dansville.
- 8 Jeriah is cleaning the work out machine area with a mop.
- 9 Jestel uses the virtual reality simulation to try out a career.
- 10 Mely is vacuuming.
- 11 Valorie is sitting at her computer station on her first day on the job.
- 12 Blake is in front of a cart in order to shelve donated items.
- 13 Christopher is cleaning a locker.
- 14 Jenna is having fun squeegeeing the floor at the dog shelter.
2026 Summer Youth Employment Program Application
Recruitment for Summer 2026 is under way! Download and print the full application here Version Options24 & Under ServicesHeadlineYear Round Young Adult Program. Unsure you are eligible? Apply anyway and we will figure it out for you! If you do not have access to a printer we are able to mail the application directly to you. Call 585-243-7047 or email tracybyrd@livingstoncountyny.gov Be sure to provide your first and last name and mailing address.
A publication for our youngest job seekers:
Getting Your First Job: A Guide to Youth Employment
Year Round Young Adult Program
YOUNG ADULTS may receive funding for in-demand career training. Those who have not completed high school may receive funding for a High School Equivalency Diploma prep classes or tutor services. Individuals receive monetary support services and job search assistance throughout. Unsure what career you want? Explore careers through paid work experience or job shadowing with a local employer.
HIGH SCHOOL youth receive support and incentives for academic success as well as an opportunity for paid work experience or job shadowing.
Eligibility for the program is based on age (16-24) and having at least one risk factor. There are many ways to qualify for services so please come in or call to speak with an Employment Counselor. The full Young Adult Program application is available to print and fill out. Additional individual documents are required. If you need a birth certificate or social security card replaced, visit the quick links to the right.
Business Services
Do you currently have a project to complete or need extra hands to get it done? Partner today with Workforce Development to be a host site for Livingston County young adults ready to work.
Livingston County provides:
- Wages
- Workers' Comp
- Pre-screening
The work experience opportunities are available year round. Complete and return the worksite agreement to Livingston County Workforce Development.