Mission, Goals & Objectives

Mission:

To assist low and moderate income individuals with programs and services that helps them reach self-sufficiency,

We accomplish our mission by:

providing constructive social, academic, and enterprising activities for youth and young adult from low to moderate income households,
providing access to technology that help individuals prepare for the world of work,
providing, facilitating and advocating for training that lead to trade skills, credentials and certification required by industries,
assisting small, minority and disadvantaged business concerns startup or expand a business venture through direct services, marketing & promotion and effective public policy advocacy

Goals:

To prepare low-income individuals to enter the workforce,
To provide community service opportunity for youth involved with the court system,
To help the overall business community in their efforts to create jobs from the bottom up,
To increase the number of skilled workers that are trained and prepared for immediate and future job opportunities

We are proud of the accomplishments we have achieved since 1993 and constantly look to expand our reach to meet needs in communities that can benefit from our programming, services and expertise.

Objectives:

Our objective is to meet the needs of those referred to IBSA and success for our clients

Programs: Employment & Training Services

One-on-One Guided Employment*

Job Development, Retention & Support Services
Resume Preparation, Acing the Interview, Job Fair Networking, Effective Online Job Search, Digital Literacy & Life Skills for Job Seekers*

Earn a free Laptop/Chromebook Upon Completion*

Occupational Skills Training
Administrative Office / Clerical Training (Microsoft Office365, Copilot, Typing, Use of Peripherals, Etc)

Avocational Training (Digital Tech Skills)
Website Development, Video Production, Social Media

Specialized Industry Training
Skilled Trade Job Training: Construction & Trades, Other…

Transitional Jobs Program: Public-Funded Projects (HUD, EPA, Local, State)

Work Experience / Community Service
Referrals by Court Services, State TANF Agencies, Workforce Centers (WIOA), Older Workers (SER), University Interns & Volunteers

Services

IBSA provides employment & training services, youth development & community service activities, and small business training, development & support services. Donations & contributions both financial and in-kind are fully tax-deductible as allowable under the US Federal IRS Tax Code.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Employment/Self-employment training, services and programs are available under provider agreements with various government agencies & nonprofit organizations.

Tax-Exempt ID: 48-1137236

IBSA, Inc.
2620 SE 23rd St
Topeka, KS 66605

408 SW Jackson
Topeka, KS 66603
(913) 735-4272

admin@ibsa-inc.org
https://ibsa-inc.org/
www.everyoneon.org/ibsa

Corporate Advisory

W Lazone Grays*
Founder: President/CEO
Air Force Veteran

Willie R. Cole
Co-Founder: Vice-President, Vice Chair
Retired Navy Veteran

Doris Williams
Retired Corporate

Mrs. Sheila Ellis-Glasper
SEG Media Collective (Owner)
Black Entrepreneurs of the Flint Hills (President)

Felicia Davis
HBCU Green Fund *Chair

IBSA, Inc. is a nonprofit 501 c.3 tax-exempt organization. Services include job readiness assistance, youth development activities, and business development & support services for social and disadvantaged small business concerns [HUD Section 3]

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