Finding a Job ServicesThis library offers classes on several topics. Classes include adult literacy, computers and early childhood. There are citizenship and pre-GED classes as well. Please see the website for schedules.
TTY: 352.249.1292
This library offers classes on several topics. Classes include adult literacy, computers and early childhood. There are citizenship and pre-GED classes as well. Please see the website for schedules.
TTY: 352.249.1292
This group helps people meet their basic needs. It also helps them grow. They provide a wide variety of services. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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This center works with organizations and government agencies. This is so services can be found in one place. The help is for people dealing with homelessness. They also help those dealing with economic hardship. Please call 850.792.9000 or click HERE to go to the website to learn more.
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This group offers skill building and coaching. It supports individuals and families with a variety of services. The main goal is to help them become self-sufficient. Please call or visit the website for more information.
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The Ticket to Work Program is available to most Social Security beneficiaries with disabilities who are not employed but want to return to work. Click here for more information.
Charlotte 2-1-1 is a database that contains over 600 local services available to those in need.
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This group offers the Solutions program. It is a training and employment program. The program focuses on overcoming barriers. This is so their clients can achieve stable, gainful employment. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Spherion will place you in a job that matches your skills. They offer positions as receptionists, administrative personnel, customer service, assembly and more. Please call for more information.
St. Vincent de Paul Cares Program(SVdP) is a place where those in need are welcome to come for help. The staff and volunteers are committed to person-to-person service.
All services are based on partnership with other providers in the community. The goal is to help the individual toward self-sufficiency.
The Center helps individuals with an initial job search, referrals to community job programs, and GED studies. They can help with social security or getting IDs, or simply getting respite from the elements.
The center also offers a mail drop for clients, hot drinks and snacks.
Clients can consult with an on-site nurse for medical advice and appropriate treatment. You will need an appointment.
Men can get a referral to transitional housing.
