State grantIllinois

Illinois Energy Transition Navigators Program (CEJA)

Offered by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity

Source: Illinois Catalog of State Financial Assistance. View the official listing. Listed from Illinois's Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA, omb.illinois.gov). Grantgrove is not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Illinois.

Who can apply
Not-for-profit organizations with a history of serving low-wage or low-skilled workers or economically disadvantaged communities.
How much
Amount not listed
By when
Due Dec 31, 2027Opens September 22, 2026
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Checked Oct 25, 2026

About this grant

The Energy Transition Navigators Program will provide outreach and recruitment for the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) workforce and contractor programs. The Department seeks to contract with the community-based provider(s) (“Navigator Teams”) to connect people to the CEJA workforce and contractor programs. Navigator Teams will provide outreach and recruitment services to eligible populations to ensure they are aware of and engaged in the statewide and local workforce and contractor development programs.

Eligibility details

  • Eligible applicants: Eligible applicants are community-based providers defined as a not-for-profit organization that has a history of serving low-wage or low-skilled workers or individuals from economically disadvantaged communities.
  • Matching funds: No
Nonprofit (501c3)Nonprofit (Other)

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