Jobs ServicesThis group offers a day program. The program is year-round. Teachers help middle and high school students with education. Counselors help with support, life skills training, and career preparation. They offer help at home, as well as at schools and within the local community. The services are tailored for each girl. This program is free. Please call or visit the website for locations and more information.
This agency helps people with disabilities learn job skills. Clients are tested to determine work readiness and stamina. They receive career counseling and skills training. They are matched with the appropriate training program or job.
Please call the office for details.
WIPA stands for Work Incentives Planning and Assistance. This program helps those with disabilities find jobs. It is targeted at SSA (Social Security Admin) beneficiaries. The aim of this program is to help you find a job and increase your independence.
People in this program will get counseling and referrals. They will receive follow up services and consumer education.
Please call the office for details.
Toll Free Number: 1.866.538.7370, Ext. 365
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.
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Florida Department of Education provides Transition Youth. This program helps people who have disabilities get or keep a job after exiting high school.
Please call or visit the website for more information and a full list of locations.
Unemployment Compensation (UC) program provides temporary wage replacement to qualified individuals who are out of work through no fault of their own. You can file a claim on the website. You can also file an appeal on a denied claim.
OPM runs the USAJOBS website, which is the official job site for the U.S. government. It helps people find federal jobs all across the country and even in other parts of the world. Anyone can use it, and making an account is free. Please visit the website for more information.
CareerOneStop provides a Veteran and Military Transition Center. They help with employment, training, and financial aid. Please call or visit website to learn more.
The DEO offers the Welfare Transition Program. Please call or visit the website to learn more about the agency.
This is a national, primarily residential training program. It is for young people ages 16 through 24. Job Corps' mission is to attract eligible young adults and teach them the skills they need to become employable. Students get academic training to suit their needs. They can get their GED. They can learn English. They can take Driver’s Education. They can get vocational training in several fields.
Admissions: 1.800.733.5627
Please see the website for all services.
