YOOP is a vocational program in Newberg, OR specializing in support for young adults with disabilities and significant life barriers.
The Youth Opportunity Program (Yoop!) provides free educational and vocational opportunities for young adults (ages 18-22) in Yamhill County. The program is specifically designed to support individuals facing significant barriers, including those with disabilities, foster care involvement, or histories of homelessness. By focusing on resilience and empowerment, Yoop! serves as a vital resource for young adults seeking a stable pathway toward adulthood.
Yoop! utilizes a holistic approach to support, integrating job readiness training with hands-on work experience. The program offers specialized support including assistance with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), developmental support, and therapeutic services. This comprehensive model ensures that each participant receives personalized guidance tailored to their unique learning and life challenges.
Through strong community collaborations and workforce development partnerships, Yoop! helps participants bridge the gap between education and employment. The program is dedicated to helping young adults overcome obstacles such as school dropout, parenting challenges, and other life hurdles to achieve long-term success in the local workforce.
| School Type | Special Education School |
| Yearly Tuition Cost | Contact for pricing |
| Grades Offered | Young Adult (18-22) |
Claiming is free. You can correct your contact info, hours, and description so families see accurate details.
Claim This Listing