Provides workers in trade who have lost their jobs due to a change of production or imports that have shifted outside of the United States. This includes supportive services such as job search allowances, relocation allowances, education for employer-based training, case assessment, and job search services.

**DUE TO COVID-19, PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY ON HOLD - TENTATIVELY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2021 ** Thomas Sports Group provides academic assistance, behavior management and job training for low-income youth. Services include computer training, tutoring and job placement. The objectives are to promote self-esteem, teamwork, leadership and professionalism.

Provides support to individuals in order to prepare for, find and retain jobs. Specializing in working with individuals who have difficulty finding a job, individuals with disabilities and those who are receiving temporary assistance and/or food stamps. Provides support with job readiness training, placement in competitive industry, follow-up employment supports including job coaches, finding child care, transportation or assisting with appropriate clothing for work.

Current job opportunities online. Large base of qualified and screened associates to help get the job done. Workers available in construction, hospitality, transportation, manufacturing, marine, warehousing and distribution, and waste and recycling.

Program OverviewOut of school young adults (ages 18-24) to secure meaningful employment.

A non-profit agency which serves the economically disadvantaged, dislocated workers, displaced homemakers, and those with other barriers to employment with employment opportunities. Offerings include basic computer skills, resume writing, career pathways, career services, summer youth employment programs and veterans services among others. Resource rooms located at the Family Partnership Center and the Department of Labor for job search activities. Formerly called Private Industry Council, Dutchess/Putnam, Dutchess One Stop Career Center.

Provides training in all aspects of food service (preparation, baking, service, catering, bussing, fast food, etc.) leading to competitive employment for people with disabilities from ages 16 and up. Placement services offered. No income restrictions and documentation required to prove disability. Parental consent required for ages under 18.

The Workforce Partnership (TWP) is a consortium of local governments funded by the Federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA). TWP is a component of a network of organizations that focus on both assisting employers in hiring qualified workers and helping job seekers to develop the skills and abilities necessary to secure gainful employment. TWP administers a variety of employment related services under the auspices of the Federal Workforce Investment Act. The Partnership represents the Town of Oyster Bay, Town of North Hempstead and the City of Glen Cove under the Act. If you are a local business, you should know that you are a valued customer of the The Workforce Partnership and that we have a variety of services available to you at no cost. Take a look at the services available under the âServices for Employersâ section of our website. If you are a Job Seeker, the Resource Areas at our two Career Centers are designed primarily to support you in your self-directed job search and specially designed staff are available to assist you. These services are free to you. Information about the available services are available in the âServices for Job Seekersâ section of our website. The Workforce Partnership jointly operates Workforce New York Career Centers in Hicksville and Massapequa. Call for more detailed information.

Offers free NYS approved/certified personal care and home health aide training and upgrade programs. Programs are held every two months for two and a half weeks. Employment with health insurance is available upon completion of training and certification.

Offers transition to employment services to students with disabilities who will be graduating from their local district to prepare them for the world of work. Services may include vocational counseling, internship site development, job coaching, training and benefits advisement. Call for more detailed information.

This program provides assistance to individuals who are returning to the community after incarceration.

A government sponsored job placement program for people 55 and older who meet certain income guidelines.

Offices provide convenient one-stop shopping for employment-related needs. Division of Employment and Workforce Solutions offices offer many DOL programs in a single location-including career related assistance and services for employers. Staff at these centers have been cross-trained in Department services so they can address more completely the needs of employers and job seekers. The Division of Employment Services works with the public and private sectors to create job opportunities, offer job fairs, help workers find a job, and help businesses find skilled workers. Additional Suffolk County offices can be found in Hauppauge. Call for more detailed information.

Provides training in all phases of porter maintenance (bathroom cleaning, buffing, trash removal, etc.) and building maintenance (tool usage, repair, painting, introduction to plumbing, etc.) leading to competitive employment for people with disabilities ages 16 and up. No restrictions on income level. Documentation required to prove disability. Parent's consent required for individuals under 18 years old.

This program is for the Peekskill youth to provide employment and training. The employment experience provides the skills and training necessary for these young adults ages 14 to 20 to succeed in today's job market.

Provides a program to help adolescents and young adults to effectively secure and maintain employment on their own. Services include pre job guidance, customer services, staying organized, networking, budgeting, time management, job expectations, asking for help and dressing appropriately. The program serves as a mentor and liaison between the youth and the employer until the youth has successfully transitioned into the job.

Works to restore public assistance applicants and recipients to gainful employment through a variety of employment programs. Also approves vocational exemptions for school attendance, monitors clients in training programs and the attendance of alcohol and drug abusers in rehabilitation programs.

Provides assistance to high school and college students looking for part-time, year round, and Summer employment, also maintains a list of jobs in the local community for youth looking for employment.

Provides assistance with resume building, interview skills, job searching, and managing a disability while working. Other services include job coaches that assist with learning soft skills that include, but are not limited to finding and maintaining employment, transportation, and social conduct in the workplace.

Provides a variety of services for people with disabilities in an effort to gain independence. Services include individual advocacy, peer counseling, systems advocacy, benefits planning assistance, education and employment support, ADA consultations, housing search assistance, and media resources.

Offers assistance to individuals with disabilities with job preparation, development, training, and coaching within the community. Services also include travel training, assessment, and orientation.

Wildwood's Employment Services program works collaboratively with consumers, families and businesses to empower and enable adults with disabilities to increase their level of independence and integration with business in the community. The Employment team helps the consumer identify appropriate employment goals that can be achieved through competitive placement.

OWS provides comprehensive employment services, including job skill training programs, unemployment information, cover letter and resume assistance workshops, job referrals, internships, support services, career counseling and more.

Assists individuals who are deaf-blind in learning daily living and communications skills. Assesses individual's mobility and vision needs providing both training and customized mobility tools. Provides vocational assessment, job readiness training and job placement. Refers individuals to appropriate government programs and services. Services are provided in individuals' homes, work sites and communities.

ETC provides temporary housing units for Social Services and permanent housing for homeless. Services include financial counseling, legal and family issues, community meals and employment assistance.