City offering scholarships to displaced workers
The city has opened five centers around the city to help displaced workers gain access to training and scholarship money.
The city has opened five centers around the city to help displaced workers gain access to training and scholarship money.
The centers are located:
455
W. Fort St – Downtown – 313.962.9675
707
W. Milwaukee – New Center – 313.873.7321
5555
Conner – East Side – 313.579.4100
9301
Michigan Ave – Southwest – 313.846.2240
1300
Rosa Parks – Corktown – 313.628.2301
Each is open Monday – Friday, from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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