PPEP NFJP program is supported 100% by the U.S. Department of Labor for a total of $2,695,544 in funding in 2025-2026. The program is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities and a priority of service to veterans

The PPEP Housing program works to sustain housing needs at an affordable rate for farmworkers needing rental housing or mortgage assistance to be able to stay in and not lose their homes. The program works with individuals and families with credit counseling and financial assistance, such as home loan applications with USDA hopefully to
The PPEP Housing program works to sustain housing needs at an affordable rate for farmworkers needing rental housing or mortgage assistance to be able to stay in and not lose their homes. The program works with individuals and families with credit counseling and financial assistance, such as home loan applications with USDA hopefully to someday purchase their own home. The NFJP Housing Case Manager refers many Housing clients to the NFJP employment and training program when needing employment assistance due to layoffs or wanting other work or career options. The NFJP housing manager oversees the construction supervisor and rehab projects, along with working with our housing partners in the development of additional housing at an affordable rate. This program has now been operating for 12 years and is doing tremendous things for the community along with offering affordable housing in a market that does not always accommodate farmworkers and the need for affordable housing.

The NFJP Youth Program, which has incorporated a YouthBuild/AmeriCorps model into it's program fabric works to enroll youth back into education and provide skills and abilities that will help them once completing the program and help to build their resume. Youth entering the NFJP youth program in Yuma (shown above) not only go back to sc
The NFJP Youth Program, which has incorporated a YouthBuild/AmeriCorps model into it's program fabric works to enroll youth back into education and provide skills and abilities that will help them once completing the program and help to build their resume. Youth entering the NFJP youth program in Yuma (shown above) not only go back to school and earn their GED, but also take NCCER Construction classes for credentialing, take OSHA 10 certification classes, 1st Aid and CPR classes, Job Readiness classes, leadership development and learn construction by building single family homes from the ground up with PPEP construction staff and program partner Comite de Bein Estar. Youth entering this program are also quarter time AmeriCorps members and through their program, each student completes 450 + hours of community services to earn their post-secondary education scholarships. This program is involved in the community in countless way.














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