GHC is operating remotely until further notice, but staff are available to help you. For questions or to get information about the upcoming summer and fall quarters, we encourage you to speak to a staff member live in one of our virtual assistance lobbies.
The Grays Harbor College WorkFirst Program and its community partners assist parents who currently receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) prepare for and find employment.
The WorkFirst grant may be able to fund the following expenses for Pre-College / Basic Skills classes, High School Completion classes, short-term training, and eligible professional/technical programs.
To be eligible for the WorkFirst grant, you must be receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) assistance and you must be referred from your DSHS case manager to be eligible for specific programs.
To apply for workforce funding, please complete our Workforce Funding Application. Once you've completed the application, turn it in to the Workforce Funding and Support office in the 800 building.