The Employment and Training Administration (ETA) of the U.S. Department of Labor issued guidance for grantees of the National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) regarding the submission of documents for Program Year (PY) 2025 funding. The guidance outlines the process for obtaining federal funds for Career Services, Training, and Housing Services grants, as well as the opportunity to apply for additional Youth Services grants. Grantees must submit specific documents via Grants.gov within 30 days to ensure timely allocation of $90,134,000 designated for Career Services and Training, alongside $6,591,000 for Housing Services. The document details application requirements, funding restrictions, and performance reporting protocols. Grantees are urged to adhere to extensive guidelines concerning funding allocations and spending limitations. The deadline for application submissions is critical to prevent delays in fund disbursement, and updates or modifications to plans must be communicated promptly. The ETA encourages early submission and emphasizes that incomplete applications will not be considered. Each grant has an established performance period, with updates communicated regularly to ensure compliance. The guidance reaffirms the federal commitment to supporting farmworker communities through structured funding and service delivery.