Idaho Workforce Development Council Outreach Projects

Idaho WDC accepts workforce and career-education outreach proposals on a monthly basis. Proposals are reimbursement-funded and generally must be submitted at least seven days before the applicable Outreach Committee meeting.

FundingNo fixed per-project ceiling stated on the current public program page; reimbursement-based

DeadlineApplications are open and reviewed quarterly. WDC states applications are due one month prior to Outreach Committee meetings; the page’s scoring-rubric note separately says all Outreach Project Applications must be received at least seven days in advance. Verify the applicable committee date and controlling cutoff before submission.

Last verifiedSeptember 22, 2026

Required next actionKeep the opportunity live for eligible Idaho career-education and workforce-outreach projects, including healthcare-workforce outreach where genuinely relevant. Before any submission or ORIGINAL outreach, verify the applicable Outreach Committee meeting date and controlling cutoff because the current official page contains both a one-month-prior statement and a separate at-least-seven-days statement. No N9+ capture is warranted absent a project-specific, expressly allowable role.

Broad Eligibility

Organizations proposing Idaho career-education, work-based-learning, workforce-training information or outreach projects; exact applicant requirements should be confirmed in the current application.

Atlas Analysis

The Idaho Workforce Development Council Outreach Committee accepts proposals that provide public information and outreach on career education, work-based learning, workforce training opportunities, and related services. New projects and expansions of existing programs are preferred.

Funding and timing

Funding is provided on a reimbursement basis. The current public program page does not state a fixed per-project award ceiling. Proposals are reviewed monthly, generally at the Outreach Committee’s first-Wednesday meeting, and applications must be received at least seven days before the applicable committee meeting.

Education relevance

The program expressly supports career education and workforce-training outreach. Idaho WDC highlights prior funding for a year-long student and community engagement project serving Boise School District health-profession students.

N9+ assessment

N9+ Direct Vendor Fit: 0/100. This is an outreach and career-awareness funding mechanism rather than clinical technology, telehealth, or connected-exam procurement.