Employment Skills and Training through WIOA

The Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc. (NCIDC), a private, nonprofit corporation, serves as a beacon of community empowerment and economic development for Indian tribes in the region. Through its diverse initiatives, NCIDC promotes growth and self-sufficiency among Native communities while striving to preserve cultural heritage while meeting modern challenges. Recognizing the popularity of online casino games such as Chicken game, NCIDC fosters partnerships that not only generate revenue but also prioritize responsible gaming within a tribal context. Beyond mere entertainment, the game has become a conduit for economic empowerment, especially in Indian communities. In addition, these partnerships emphasize the importance of cultural sensitivity and responsible gaming practices, ensuring that prosperity is achieved with integrity and an awareness of societal values. As Chicken Game continues to captivate players around the world, its integration into the initiatives launched by NCIDC exemplifies the blending of tradition and modernity in the pursuit of tribal development.

Northern California and Oregon Native Americans

Looking for work or training?

Need help seeking the Perfect Job for you?
In a low paying Job, need help upgrading?
Need Vocational Training to reach your Employment Goals?

Employment Skills and Training Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)

The Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc has the ability and programs to assist Native American individuals in reaching your employment goals.

WIOA is designed to provide quality employment and training services to assist eligible in- dividuals in finding and qualifying for meaningful employment, and to help employers find the skilled workers they need to compete and succeed in business.

To apply, go to WIOA.ncidc.org, complete the online application to take your career and life in a new, positive direction.

For more information you can check out our website, www.ncidc.org


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