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Stands for National Youth Administration.

It provided students  ages 16-25 with the ability to go to school and work or train in a job.

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Helped provide jobs and relief during the Great Depression for young people.

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Youth working program for students in school.

Out-of-school unemployed student working program.

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Established on June 23, 1935 with in the Work Process Administration.

During the Great Depression, American youth prevented  from working.

Denied the opportunity to advance their skills.

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Helped 2.1 million students find jobs in laboratories and libraries.

Made up to $6 for secondary and $30 for graduate.

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Helped 2.6 million people.

Jobs were On-The -Job training in woodworking, office work, health care, and construction trades.

Made $10-$40 during part-time jobs.