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Offers pre-employment job readiness training, job development, and recruitment services for individuals who are unemployed. Services include: coaching, skills training, field connections, and job placement.

Provides employment services and training to unemployed low to middle income adults, seniors, and individuals with disabilities obtaining entry-level/professional jobs and providing a new career. Services include career counseling and mentoring, referrals, workshops, job search/placement assistance, and access to various forms of technology.

Facilitates connections and referrals to off-site public and private social service resources, including information on economic self-sufficiency, employment-related services, income security services, local health care services, linkage to publicly-funded health insurance programs, and access to information on child, maternal, and family health services.

Offers a daytime drop in center for homeless individuals in Essex County. Related services include a computer learning center and life skills job readiness classes. Volunteers are available to help with resume writing, job search and housing searches. Coffee and pastries are provided each weekday.

Offers a wide variety of assessments. This includes seminars, job training and placement services, and computer training for seniors and low-income families.

Offers several online-based career resources for veterans transitioning to civilian careers. Users have the ability to match their military skills to a career, prepare for the transition to a civilian-based job, receive resume writing and job search tips, and learn about the benefits available to them once discharged. A Job Search Tool is also available, which allows veterans to find veteran-friendly job positions in their area.

Provides adolescents diagnosed with mental health conditions by providing the supportive services necessary to complete their education, acquire skills for employment or further education, and lead mentally and physically healthy lives. The Center delivers core services, including mental health and substance abuse services, employment counseling, primary and preventive health services, pregnancy prevention services, learning support services, case management services, and recreation services encompassing games, sports, and computers.

Provide family-centered services at the FOCUS Family Success Center in Newark, including referrals, life-skills training, parent-child activities, housing support, job assistance, advocacy, youth programs, and emergency help to strengthen families and prevent child maltreatment.

Provides a comprehensive career counseling program. The program offers assistance with interview coaching, resume preparation, job search techniques, and networking resources.

Offers to serve displaced women such as a homemakers, caregivers, widows, divorcees, or those who have become displaced due to separation or spouse deployment, and must now enter or return to the job market. Services include: Career counseling, Interest testing, Life skills workshops, Legal Clinics, Educational opportunities, Employment assistance, Resume writing, Job search support, Computer training groups, Various support and self help groups.

Assists various demographics with career and vocational counseling, including unemployed or underemployed workers, downsized management, senior citizens, people with disabilities, older workers, individuals considering mid-life career changes, current college students, recent college graduates, graduate students, and individuals returning to the workforce. Additional services provided encompass career workshops, job placement assistance, literacy programs, adult basic education, resume and cover letter aid, interview preparation, job search strategies, and ESL support.

Older workers can supplement retirement incomes and are given the opportunity to continue to use their varied skills and experiences in service to their community. The Seniors Program is designed to provide part-time subsidized training for persons 55 or older. The seniors will be placed in community based non-profit organizations while in training to upgrade skills for unsubsidized employment.

Offers an array of human services for residents of Salem County. Available services include, but are not limited to: case management, information and referral, employment assistance, housing assistance, translation, and cultural activities.

Provides classes for specific employment sectors: hospitality, financial services, customer service, job search assistance, employment preparation workshops, and training program opportunities.

Equips disadvantaged and disabled individuals for the workforce by offering assistance in interviewing skills, resume and cover letter design, job search, job sampling, soft skills, light computer training, and transportation training. Provides ongoing long-term support post-employment.

Access Unlimited provides adults in Monmouth County with developmental and/or multiple disabilities vocational training, work experience, job placement, and specialized work training assistance in various areas. Some of these areas include food service, office/computer skills, and custodial services.

Provides support networks for families to aid in stress management through various services. Services include: parenting classes, resume building, job search support, ESL and citizenship tutoring, community advisory, movie nights, financial literacy, healthy living classes, family crafts, and a moms support group.

Offers vocational evaluation, work adjustment training, extended employment, job placement, supported employment, and workstations. Provides classroom and on-the-job training in community service positions and private sector roles, with minimum wage during training or community service assignments.

Assists individuals residing in Salem County, ages 14 and older, with disabilities hindering employment. Offers vocational evaluation, training, extended employment, job placement, and follow-up. Aims for self-sufficiency, providing wages during training. The Mobile Crew program offers janitorial and landscaping training with paid work experiences.

Provides assistance in finding employment for individuals with a history of mental illness. Jobs are required to pay a fair wage in accordance with the Fair Labor Standard Act and provide equal benefits.

Provides assistance to women facing loss of support due to separation, divorce, death, or spousal disability. Services include: skill-building, referrals, support services, career testing, financial aid guidance, workshops, money management, computer training, job readiness, and volunteer mentorship.

Provides educational and employment services for income-eligible participants seeking to achieve personal, educational, and professional self-sufficiency goals. Access services such as Adult Basic Education, ESL, Adult Literacy, Computer Literacy, Financial Education courses, Career & Skills Assessments, Job Training, Job Placement & Referral, and Professional Development Workshops & Activities.

Provides education, anonymous pregnancy testing, resources for shelter homes, clothes, help in prenatal care, job search, and referrals of resources for counseling.

Assisting homeless veterans, the VA NJ Health Care System provides diverse services:- Rehabilitative Treatment: Offering a 3-4 month, 85-bed residential program, it delivers intensive rehabilitation with medical, psychiatric, vocational, and recreational services. The team employs a modified therapeutic community structure, emphasizing the 12-step model.- Employment Training: Through Veterans' Industries, homeless veterans engage in paid on-the-job training in various fields such as construction, golf operations, and horticulture.- Transitional Housing: Collaborating with community-based agencies, the VA supplies over 100 units of transitional housing for up to two years, aiding veterans in preparing for independent living.

Provides diverse mental health services for residents, including case management, counseling, psychiatric medication supervision, intensive family support services, outpatient services, PACT (Program in Assertive Community Treatment), partial care offering counseling, case management, prevocational and social groups, recreation, substance abuse counseling, self-help, personal recovery program for mentally ill chemical abusers (MICA), residential services with case management, supervised and semi-supervised housing, family care homes, and vocational services encompassing career planning, job-seeking skills, job placement, and supported employment.