Human Services Pathway Credential

In partnership with the Lenfest Foundation and Temple University Harrisburg, The Human Services Pathway program is designed to prepare students for employment in the human services field. Students receive training and classroom instruction in how to apply the Strengths-based approach when providing services to clients and families. Students also receive professional development workshops and a mentor from Congreso. Graduates who successfully complete the program will be eligible to take the Strengths-based Family Worker’s exam to receive their credential from Temple University Harrisburg.  

The Human Services Pathway was recently awarded the PAsmart grant to become a Pre-Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship program. After revitalizing our curriculum, we will begin recruiting apprentices and announce our employer partners and Apprenticeship opportunities at the end of the summer 2022.  

This is a hybrid program, requiring both in-person and virtual participation.  

Contact

Betsy Stoltzfuse| Email: Stoltzfuse@congreso.net

Program Services

• Strengths-based Family Worker Credential from Temple University Harrisburg 
• Professional Development Workshops 
• Digital Literacy 
• 10 week professional development Pre-apprenticeship  
• Apprenticeship opportunities  

Eligibility Requirements

• HS Diploma or equivalent 
• 2 years of work experience 
• 18 to 35 years of age 
• Dedication and drive to help people and make a difference in your community 

• Ability to participate in-person and virtually  

College Credits Available

• Due to Congreso’s Partnership with Peirce College, graduates of this program receive 12 college credits if the individual decides to continue their education through Peirce College. Congreso Workforce Alumni also receive a 20% tuition discount.
• Due to Congreso’s Partnership with Harcum College, graduates of this program receive 9 college credits if the individual decides to continue their education through Harcum College.

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