Youth Services

The CCMEP Achieve More & Prosper (A.M.P.) Program for In-School Youth (ISY) is a new initiative designed for young adults, ages 16-18 who are currently enrolled in school.
The program consists of comprehensive case management which will assist program participants in the area of paid work experiences, career-specific certifications, work readiness training, computer literacy, financial literacy, life skills, educational support, access to post-secondary education opportunities, and employability coaching.
The Career Tracks Include:
- Entering Employment
- Post-Secondary Education
- Vocational Training
- Military Enlistment
Eligibility Requirements:
- Must live in Franklin County and have one of the following barriers.
- Contact with the justice system
- Contact with foster care
- Documented disability
- Homeless/Runaway
- Pregnant/Parenting
- English Language Learner
For more information, call 614-352-5549 or email tmartin@impactca.org


The Achieve More & Prosper (A.M.P.) Program for Out of School Youth (OSY) is an initiative designed for young adults ages 16-24, who currently not enrolled in school and are not employed.
The Training Fields Include but not limited to:
- Allied Healthcare
- Information Technology
- Hospitality
- Culinary Arts
- Entrepreneurship
- The Career Tracks Include:
- Entering Employment
- Post-Secondary Education
- Vocational Training
- Military Enlistment
Eligibility Requirements:
- Must live in Franklin County and have at least one of the following barriers.
- School Dropout
- Contact with the justice system
- Contact with foster care
- Documented disability
- Homeless/Runaway
- Pregnant/Parenting
- English Language Learner
- Registration is OPEN NOW!
To apply, visit the Youth Services Department at 711 Southwood Avenue from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Mondays through Fridays, or attend our Overview every Wednesday at 10:00 am.
No appointment is necessary.
For more information, call 614-352-5549 or email tmartin@impactca.org
This program is funded by the Franklin County Board of Commissioners, administered by Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services and Workforce Development Board of Central Ohio.
This program is funded by the Franklin County Board of Commissioners and administered by Franklin County Department of Jobs and Family Services