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• Offers work-readiness training, along with Digital Literacy, and has Rosetta Stone available to support English as a Second Language speakers, as well as personal enrichment to learn another language.

• Home Health Aide Core Class provides training involving a 75-hour training program which is comprised of 59 classroom hours and 16 supervised practical training (SPT) hours. The SPT will occur in the skills laboratory (8 hours) and in a client care setting (8 hours) under the supervision of an approved Nurse Instructor. * Personal Care Aide to a Home Health Aide - the Home Health Aide Training Program provides 35 hours of training. * Transitional class for Home Health Aides involves classroom hours and skills lab assessment. There are no set hours required for this upgrading program. HCR's Supervising Nurse Instructor may exercise discretion in determining the amount of time required to conduct the Transitional and/or Competency class. It is estimated to take between four (4) and twelve (12) hours based on the level of experience of the aide. * Training for Nurses, Therapists and Care Managers provides ongoing education/training completed through orientation, in-services (Home Health Aide's included), team meetings, and competency days.

• Teaches classes, tutoring sessions, and workshops for various topics such as: American Sign Language (ASL). Read and write in English. Manage money wisely. How to do things on your own, like cooking and cleaning. Becoming a US citizen and know about US history and government. Care of your health and body. Manage feelings and have good relationships. How to be ready for a job and work well. Helps families learn ASL and about Deaf culture. Learn how to use computers.

• Provides one-to-one tutoring for adults in basic reading, writing, and English.* Offers literacy and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs. * Offers digital and workplace literacy classes.* Offers GED and High Schoool Equivalency Instruction.

• Offers work-readiness training, along with Digital Literacy, and has Rosetta Stone available to support English as a Second Language speakers, as well as personal enrichment to learn another language.

• Offers online training, technical assistance and consultation to mental health organizations who want to expand to provide peer support services. Organization leadership. Family, youth, and adult peer support workers. Supervisors, mentors, and team members.

• Provides English as a Second Language classes, citizenship services, small business development services for refugees and immigrants.
• Offers free Immigration legal services by appointment only.

• Provides GED/High School Equivalency programs, academic education and supports, English for speakers of other languages programs, and college preparation programs.Prepares students to take the GED examinationProgram instruction and class structure is progress-and project based, and also relevant to student achievement levelsPrograms can accommodate a wide range of student academic needsProgram counselors on site for support, career services assist with placement activities

• Offers adult education classes that includes vocation training and individual interest classes.* Offers TASC classes.

• Provides adult basic education.
• Offers classes to help prepare for High School Equivalency exams.
• Offers in class and home study programs.

• Offers classes to prepare for the high school equivalency test, the GED. Daytime and evening options, including distance education. Helps move to new programs or job after complete.

• Provides basic literacy and English as a second language and one-on-one tutoring instruction for adults. Tutoring is held in resource room at Mercy Bridges, or public places such as libraries, coffee shops, apartment community rooms, etc.

• Youth education or career services for ages 18 to 24. Exploring career options. Preparing for TASC, college or occupational training. Preparing your resume, practicing interview skills, and searching for jobs. Paid work experience. Transportation assistance. Managing money.

• Provides classes focusing on functional English allowing refugees to function in everyday life in their neighborhoods. English language classes are offered at three levels: beginner, intermediate, and high intermediate. The upper two levels include civics and citizenship components.

Accessible space designed to support individuals and families in need of digital access and essential resources. Room equipped with computers, internet, and printers to provide visitors tools to apply for jobs, complete schoolwork, and access vital services.

• Provides education, occupational training, job readiness training, academic assistance, job/internship placement, case management, mentoring, service learning to both in-school and out-of school youth. YouthBuild: GED classes/TASC, construction training, job readiness training for unemployed, out-of-school youth Growth Opportunities(GO): prepares justice-involved young adults for entry into the workforce through job placement and paid work experiences. Services include case management, occupational training, high school equivalency preparation, work experience placements, mentoring, supportive services, and leadership development Workforce Development for Under and Unemployed Individuals(WDUI): works with individuals of all ages to obtain industry recognized certifications and job placement in improved career paths Navigator: Academic and employment mentoring and assistance for out-of-school youth Improving Reentry Education and Employment Outcomes(REE): supports justice-involved adults move from incarceration to successful and stable reintegration into the community. The program provides pre-release, transitional, and post-release services centered on the unique needs of each person.

• Provides English classes to non-English speaking adults to enable them to be literate, productive and successful in the workplace, home and community.