NFJP serves eligible MSFWs and their dependents. Eligible farmworkers are those individuals who primarily
depend on employment in agricultural labor that is characterized by chronic unemployment and underemployment.

• Career Services – including outreach, skills assessment, labor market information, job search, program
eligibility determination and placement assistance, individual employment plans developed through a case
management-based service strategy, group and individual counseling, and short term prevocational services,
such as workplace readiness training. MSFWs can also access the other services of the American Job Center.
• Training Services – including occupational skills and job training, on-the-job training opportunities, programs
that combine workplace training with related instruction, skills upgrading and retraining, entrepreneurial
training, and other training activities.
• Youth Services – including tutoring, dropout prevention, paid and unpaid work experiences, occupational
skills training, certain education, leadership development opportunities, mentoring, comprehensive guidance
and counseling, financial literacy training, and entrepreneurial skills training.
• Related Assistance Services – including short-term direct assistance that helps farmworkers and their family
members to retain their agricultural employment or to participate in intensive or training services.
• Housing Assistance – helps to meet a critical need for the availability and quality of farmworker housing, and
supports better economic outcomes for MSFWs and their families. Housing assistance includes direct
payments for emergency and temporary housing and for direct investments in housing assistance for MSFWs
at their permanent residence. Other indirect assistance includes leveraging services to increase or maintain
housing stock available to farmworkers and housing development designed to improve living conditions for
underserved farmworker communities.