Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc.
ConnectHER Mobile: Advancing Women in Skilled Trades
A mobile, employer-embedded model that integrates culture change, safety, financial literacy, sponsorship, and whole-person supports to strengthen equitable advancement for women in skilled trades.
ConnectHER Mobile embeds a system of onsite culture-change programming, psychological safety practices, women-centered financial literacy, whole-person navigation, and employer-aligned sponsorship. By delivering these elements directly at jobsites, the model reduces obstacles created by caregiving demands, bias, health stressors and financial insecurity. Culture workshops strengthen safety norms; sponsorship builds advancement readiness and whole-person supports reduces turnover. CVS provides integrated women's health education, while Early Head-Start contributes policy insights through pilot programs offering childcare during non-traditional hours.
Primary Barrier
Bias and Toxic Workplace Culture
Location
Florida
Solution Region
South Atlantic
Community Type
Urban
Annual Operating Budget
$100.1 to 500 Million

