Resource Directory

Monday–Friday 8 AM–6 PM Medicaid & insurance, individual & family therapy. CBRS, psychiatrist, nurse practitioner (med.management, but participate in two services), and chemical dependency.

Affinity Inc. is a human service corporation, devoted to providing the highest quality and professional human services. Affinity provides Community Mental Health Services, Community Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Developmental Disability Services, and Intensive Behavioral Intervention to the community. Aptitude Testing, Interest Testing, Job Placement, Job Training and Retraining To Insure Competitive Employment.

Provides numerous rehabilitative services for children and adults. Provides basic skills training, psychosocial rehabilitation, counseling and vocational training.

Resettlement agency. Provide refugees, asylees & victims of trafficking with case mgmt, employment, referral & limited immigration services.  Some other services available based on eligibility.

^{Thousands of jobs waiting for you,}

Offers temporary job assistance.

Counseling & mental health consultants available.

Assistance is for the homeless and families in poverty. Programs provide free food, shelter, medications, clothing, breakfast or lunches, job search assistance and recovery programs.

Homeless families in Ada, Canyon, and Twin Falls counties are referred by local, emergency homeless shelters. Upon acceptance into the program, families are immediately moved into a housing unit (typically an apartment with a lease in their name) and provided basic household furnishings. If not already working, adults are given up to sixty days to find employment and are provided a wealth of community resources. The ultimate goal for families is self sufficiency, and participants are expected to pay their own rent within six months. Approximately 86% of homeless families served are able to pay their own rent within six months.

Local businesses and congregations of faith agree to sponsor a participating family’s rent for up to six months. Leases are signed between the family and landlord, and typically range in market value between $500-$800 per month, depending on the size of the unit needed.

CATCH OF ADA COUNTY
catch@catchprogram.org

CATCH OF CANYON COUNTY
info@catchprogram.org

We help you find employment.

Government programs include WIC vouchers or Snap food stamps. They also help very low income families apply for benefits, coordinate job training, and workshops such as ESL. They even offer emergency bus tickets.

Offers qualifying young adults age 16 to 25 vocational and academic training in a supportive and safe environment, completely free of charge. It is a full time, year-round program providing a wide array of skills training, education and support services including housing, meals, medical care, and counseling.

Provides support for the homeless and needy. Boxed food, shelter, workshops, work opportunities, job training, clothing distribution, counseling, and referrals to other services.

Community Chest's employment program is available for unemployed and underemployed adults, and provides assistance with resume writing, interviewing, completing applications, and performing job searches.

Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Please visit the above website for the complete contact information of the office serving your area.

The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention
services, information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills. The goal is to develop healthy families
who live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with children, moving towards self-sufficiency.
Counseling, utilities & rental assistance, parenting & anger management classes, job information, resume building, and
food bank.

Human Resources is responsible for the county's personnel management and risk management/safety services. These administrative services include job recruitment and employment, employee and labor relations, job classification, records management, policy and procedure development and administration, risk management and employee safety programs, benefits and compensation administration, and staff training and organizational development.

East Valley Family Services provides services to the Las Vegas valley through a variety of programs targeted to families, children, and seniors, and is a non-profit organization that provides support for families in need.

Goodwill Staffing Services (Temp agency), Working Solutions (Enhanced Work Services program), Goodwill retail stores. Staffing services for individuals seeking work Offender Re-entry services. Autism Intervention - Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Mountain Home, Emmett and Kuna (208) 378-9924
Autism Intervention - Northern Idaho: Coeur D'Alene, Post Falls, Sandpoint, Kellogg, Bonners Ferry (208) 659-5517
Goodwill Thrift Store (Boise) (208) 321-9172
Goodwill Thrift Store (Meridian) (208) 288-4397
Goodwill Thrift Store (Nampa) (208) 461-4084
Goodwill Thrift Store (Pocatello) (208) 233-1445

Community Action Agencies are private non-profit or public organizations that were created by the federal government in 1964 to combat poverty in geographically designated areas. Status as a Community Action Agency is the result of an explicit designation by local or state government.

A Community Action Agency has a tripartite board structure that is designated to promote the participation of the entire community in the reduction or elimination of poverty.

Community Action Agencies seek to involve the community, including elected public officials private sector representatives, and especially low-income residents, in assessing local needs and attacking the causes and conditions of poverty.

Find the right job for you.

Employment Partnership provides one-on-one training, resources, and support for individuals to obtain the skills necessary to gain and sustain employment.

The Employment Security Division (ESD) provides comprehensive employment and training services to Nevada businesses and workers. Employment Service programs offer job placement and training opportunities that assist businesses in meeting their employment needs and job seekers in returning to work through the state’s workforce investment system, Nevada JobConnect.

To be the leading provider of vital on-site health, education and employment services to low-income families, children and seniors. Our goal is to help keep family members employed, children in school, and seniors active.

Project Access, Inc.
3900 Birch Street, Suite 113
Newport Beach, CA 92660

Project Access, Inc.
1611 Telegraph, Suite 1112
Oakland, CA 94612

(Training, Information, and Emotional Support) Connects families to a statewide network of families affected by disabilities and/or special health care needs who have similar experiences and provides information about local resources, updates on events, conferences and training. Also provides information and leadership/advocacy training to help parents and self-advocates to make better choices.

Many temp agencies hire felons/ex-felons for a number of different jobs and career paths. We do not know of any good temp agencies that hire only felons but we have found that almost all do offer positions to felons. In order to find a job you will have to search through the list of temp agencies below.

Why temp agencies are a good choice for felons

Some of the advantages of temp agencies for felons is that it allows you to view and apply for a large number of jobs at one time. The sheer quantity of jobs that you apply for increases your chances of finding a felon friendly employer.

Another good thing is that most agencies have a very wide array of work and companies they can offer to you. Some industries have a zero tolerance policy for felons while other industries like construction are much more apt to hire a felon.

2507 Hillcrest, Caldwell: A Video-Based, instructor-supervised emergency medical response training program. Our pediatric program teaches child care providers, youth coaches, parents, or others in contact with children appropriate emergency response skills, as well as prevention strategies,for the care of infants and children. Adult care techniques are also included. (208) 454-1539

Provides job training, coaching, and support based on job seekers’ individual needs and the skills employers tell us they are looking for.

Genesis World Mission is a non-denominational Christian organization working to convey the love of Jesus Christ by meeting the physical, medical, and spiritual needs of the less fortunate, both globally and locally.

The Good Shepherd center is a drop-in center for the homeless and low-income. The center offers: Laundry facilities, Shower facilities, GED classes, Phone calls, Refreshments, Assistance with job & housing searches, Lunch on Wendsdays 11:30AM

The goal of the National H.I.R.E. Network is to increase the number and quality of job opportunities available to people with criminal records by changing public policies, employment practices and public opinion.

For The Blind, Visually Impaired, or Persons In Danger of Blindness or Low Vision. Ages 14 and Over. Provides Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Low Vision Evaluation, Independent Living Services, Youth Programs, Medical Intervention, Seminars and Trainings on Blindness, Job Development and Placement, Aids and Appliances for Low Vision.

Job seeker services include job listings, computer and Internet access, veteran services, career guidance and workforce training. Services for employers include employee recruitment, pre-screening skills assessments, labor market information, hiring incentives and tax credits.

In addition to priority job referrals, Veterans can enroll in free job search workshops, get help developing resumes, learn about and sign up for unemployment benefits, learn about career training programs, and get help understanding the network of benefits available through the VA and state and local governments.

Boise

1st Floor, East
317 W. Main St
Boise, ID 83735
Phone: (208) 332-3575
Fax: (208) 334-6222
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: boisemail@labor.idaho.gov
Derek Harris, manager 

Canyon County

4514 Thomas Jefferson St.
Caldwell, ID 83605
Phone: (208) 364-7781
Fax: (208) 454-7720
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: canyoncountymail@labor.idaho.gov
Dan Holmes, manager 

Emmett

288 Hwy. 16, Suite 107
Emmett, ID 83617
Phone: (208) 364-7780
Fax: (208) 365-6599
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: emmettmail@labor.idaho.gov
Justin Koogler, manager 

McCall

299 S. 3rd St
P.O. Box 966
McCall, ID 83638-0966
Phone: (208) 634-7102
Fax: (208) 634-2965
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: mccallmail@labor.idaho.gov
Jim Thackeray, manager 

Meridian

1090 E. Watertower St., Suite 100
Meridian, ID 83642
Phone: (208) 364-7785
Fax: (208) 895-8441
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: meridianmail@labor.idaho.gov
John Russ, manager 

Mountain Home

1150 American Legion Blvd.
Mountain Home, ID 83647
Phone: (208) 364-7788
Fax: (208) 587-2964
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: mountainhomemail@labor.idaho.gov
Laurel McMahan, manager 

Payette

501 N. 16th St., Suite 107
Payette, ID 83661-0179
Phone:(208) 642-9361
Fax: (208) 642-7150
Unemployment Fax: (208) 639-3256
Email: payettemail@labor.idaho.gov
Dan Holmes, manager

Register for work & apply for unemployment insurance on-line or in office. Search available jobs online, get resume assistance & free job search workshops. Spanish.

Hours
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday - Friday
except observed holidays

219 W Main Boise  (208) 332-3575​

205 E Watertower Meridian 364-7785​

1st Floor, East 317 W. Main St  (208) 332-3575

SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO OFFICES
• Boise (208) 332-3575 219 W. Main St. Boise, ID. 83735
• Canyon County (208) 364-7781 4514 Thomas Jefferson St. Caldwell, ID 83605
• Emmett (208) 364-7780 2030 S. Washington St. Emmett, ID. 83617
• McCall (208) 634-7102 299 S. 3 rd St. McCall, ID 83638
• Meridian (208) 364-7785 205 E. Watertower Ln. Meridian, ID. 83642
• Mountain Home (208) 364-7788 1993 E. 8th St. North Mountain Home, ID. 83647
• Payette (208) 642-9361 501 N. 16th St., Ste.107 Payette, ID. 83661

Youth ages 16-21 and adults 18+: possible financial help with GED & job training. Must meet eligibility requirements, call for appointment. Provide assistance in obtaining GED or High School Diploma. Spanish.

Find jobs, housing, federal programs, and help for felons in Idaho. View jobs that are located throughout major cities on the State Employment page here, view federal programs and state information in the tabs at the bottom of this page, and use the menu above to navigate between housing, employment, and the discussion forum for Idaho, and its cities.https://xamire.com/felons-jobs/idaho

Idaho HOPE (Home Outreach Program for Empowerment) is a program in Boise which assists new participants with supported housing, supported employment, intensive crisis intervention, peer support services, and benefits assistance. The program assists adults who have been diagnosed with a mental illness meet their basic needs and improve their quality of life. Eligibility criteria include: minimal or no existing services, history and/or risk of hospitalization due to a mental illness, functional limitations, voluntary participation, no existing health insurance (including Medicare and Medicaid). Services are provided free of charge.

The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) is the leading source of
free, expert, and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and
disability employment issues. Working toward practical solutions that benefit
both employer and employee, JAN helps people with disabilities enhance their
employability, and shows employers how to capitalize on the value and talent
that people with disabilities add to the workplace.

Jobs and Day Training (JDT) assists individuals in obtaining meaningful employment and living skills to help them achieve community inclusion, independence, and productivity.

JOIN is a private, non-profit job training agency designed to help individuals gain or improve the skills they need for the local labor market.

Mon-Fri 6-5:30, Sat 7-10, 5-6  After application process is complete, employee is asked to come into office at 6am if desiring employment. Application time & dates may vary, please call office for current application times. Applicant will need to have 2 forms of ID such as a state photo ID, SSN Card, certified birth certificate or passport.

Spanish interpreters sometimes.

Additional services we provide to homeless men in Nampa include:

• Education
• Work-search assistance
• Mental health counseling
• New Life Program (Addiction recovery)
• Veterans Ministry Program

VISIT OUR EMERGENCY SHELTER FOR HOMELESS MEN

If you need help now — whether shelter, food, clothing or anything in between — that staff at the Lighthouse will never turn you away due to lack of space. The doors of our Nampa, ID men’s shelter are always open.

Meal Times (Open to Men, Women & Children)

Breakfast – 6:30 a.m. (Monday – Saturday), 8:00 a.m. (Sunday)
Lunch – 12:00 p.m. (Monday – Saturday), 1:00 p.m. (Sunday)
Dinner – 7:00 p.m. (Daily)

Check-In Overnight Shelter – 4:00 p.m. (Daily). Single Men. Call 208-461-4833 or come by to find out how to check in for the night.

Chapel Service – 6:00 p.m. (Daily)

Search for a job online, in your area!

employment and job training.

Manpower offers temporary, temp to full time, direct hire and payroll services for your clerical, unskilled and skilled industrial, technical, professional and contact center placements.

Utility Assistance: So CA Edison/So CA Gas, Official United Way Utility Assistants Site, Emergency Food Baskets, Official USDA Food site, Computer Services, Diapers/Baby Food, Emergency hygiene bags, C4Yourself applications assistance, Job Search/ Resume Building Assistance, California ID for reduced fee (must qualify), Emergency Clothing Referral, Emergency Furniture Referrals, Services offered in Spanish, Medical Mobil Clinic (4th Saturday of Month)

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Helping people connect the pieces of life through education, housing, employment and emergency services. Providing Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-Housing Programs, Mental Health & Behavioral Services, and education services. Other Service Categories: Education and Employment Assistance; and Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Employment Services, arrive 600 am for day labor lottery; open until 300 pm  (702) 423.5115 (702) 486.0100 (702) 486.0300

4001 South Virginia Street Reno, NV 89502 --121 Industrial Way Fallon, NV 89406-- 3405 South Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV --89169 4500 East Sunset Road, Suite 40 Henderson, NV 89014

Nevada JobConnect is a statewide network that connects businesses with employees.

Provides employment assistance through a comprehensive job readiness training program targeting the unemployed, underemployed adult, youth and dislocated workers. Working with businesses, industries, and government, Nevada partners help to match clients' skills, experiences, and interest with job opportunities.

Gain employment, learn new trades and or upgrade skills. Coordination with employers, educational institutions.

Northern Nevada Sierra Regional Center

General Information

Description of Program:

Sierra Regional Center (SRC) is the state-operated regional center for individuals with developmental disabilities and related conditions and their families. SRC is located in the Reno/Sparks area and serves Washoe County, Nevada. SRC supports individuals with developmental disabilities by facilitating independence through choice.

SRC assists individuals with disabilities by helping them to discover what each person wants for their life, planning and arranging support services to help the person achieve what they want, and regularly monitoring to see if the services satisfy the person.

Services Offered:

• Federal – Home and Community Based Waiver: Nevada’s Waiver for Persons with Mental Retardation and Related Conditions offers home and community-based services to assist eligible recipients who, without services, would require institutional care provided in an Intermediate Care Facility for Persons with Mental Retardation (ICF/MR). Nevada's Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services (MHDS) administers this waiver program in conjunction with the Division of Health Care Financing and Policy (DHCFP).
• Counseling: SRC offers both individual and family counseling.
• Employment and Vocational Services: Designed to help identify the area of employment that best meets the needs of the individual. Options can range from a supervised and assisted work place to employment in a community job with support staff assigned as needed.
• Family Support: Provides assistance to families to help them remain intact. It includes financial assistance for respite care, in-home training, counseling, behavioral consultation and cash assistance to those who qualify.
• Residential Support: Offers a variety of available options to help people make choices on where they want to live. Choices can include living at home with their family, living by themselves or living with roommates. Supports will vary depending on what an individual requests, needs, and can afford.
• Service Coordination: Helps to develop a plan based on the individual’s interests and personal goals. Assists the individual in getting eligible services through public and private agencies.

Objectives:

SRC's mission is to support individuals with developmental disabilities by facilitating independence through choice.

Location:  Washoe County

Client Information

Eligibility: An individual with an intellectual and/or developmental disability or a related condition qualifies for supports. Examples of related conditions include: autism, epilepsy, and Cerebral Palsy. Additional criteria must be met in order to qualify with a related condition. A SRC Intake Coordinator can provide additional information regarding qualification and required documentation.

Fees or Charges: 

Types of Fees: Sliding-fee Available

Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm. Closed state holidays.

Contact Information: 

Physical Site Address: 1605 S. 21st Street                                                                                                                     Physical Site City, State, Zip: Sparks, NV 89431                                                                                                                  Main Phone: 775-688-1930 Fax: 775-688-1022                                                                                                                  Web Address: http://mhds.nv.gov/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=56&Itemid=64

Affiliated Agency and Services

Affiliated Agency: State of Nevada Division of Mental Health & Developmental Services (MHDS)

This Program: Sierra Regional Center (SRC)

 Affiliated Services:Disability Support - Sierra Regional Center (SRC) - Reno
Job and Day Training Services - Sierra Regional Center (SRC) - Reno

https://uwayreno.communityos.org/zf/profile/program/id/162628
(775) 6881930
Northern Nevada Sierra Regional Center

Whether you are looking for work, changing careers, or exploring new career options, Nevada’s One Stop System connects job seekers – youth, adults, veterans and dislocated workers – to a network of employment, training, and educational programs in Southern Nevada. By offering high-quality services, referrals, and training, the Career One Stop Center bridges the gap between employer and job seeker by connecting qualified applicants with job openings.

Why work from home online? Finding online jobs for felons is easy and can earn you a very significant income if you treat it as a real job. As you know many felons are discriminated against for jobs that they are very qualified for. Many companies will not hire a felon even if they were convicted 20 years ago for a non violent crime. This is why one of the reasons working online is getting more and more popular among felons.

Many advantages exist when you work online. A few include;

-Saving money on gas, bus fare or transportation costs to and from work.

-A lot of online jobs will not complete a felony background check.

-You can deduct some of your rent, electricity and other costs from your taxes.

-You never have to leave home and do not need work clothing.

-You are able to eat at home saving you money on food and drinks.

-You will have more time with friends and family and also less work related stress.

-There is no traffic to sit in and will have more time to do the things that you like to do.

-So everything sounds perfect when working from home online right? Well there are a few cons as listed below.

-You must be a self starter and disciplined to be a successful at home worker.

-You will lose out on social time that you would normally have at work.

-You may sometimes feel disconnected from the real world

OG's BAD is a non-profit, private high school and youth services agency dedicated to providing at-risk youth, (prone to drug usage and gang involvement), with alternatives to gang lifestyle. Overall plan is to provide an educational opportunity, job skills training, and recreation supervision for troubled, at-risk youth in our community. Dedicated to changing lives one person at a time.

Mon–Fri 9–2 (for applications) Temporary employment. Applications taken, need 1–2 hours to do application or online.  Dress nicely for interview process, free training & skills testing.Temp to hire based on work, pay averages $8-$10/hour.

To be the leading provider of vital health, education and employment services to families, children and seniors living in low-income housing communities. Our goal is to help keep family members employed, children in school and seniors active. Afterschool program, information and resource referral, community building events, adult capacity building, computer lab and nutrition education.

Non-profit service that assists people with finding jobs in the Las Vegas/Henderson area.

The regulations are designed to strengthen and improve the nation’s public workforce development system and help Americans with significant barriers to employment, including individuals with disabilities, into high quality jobs and careers and help employers hire and retain skilled workers.

Hours: 9AM–5PM The Ridge House is the only statewide organization that provides comprehensive re-

entry services for former offenders in Nevada. Through compassionate services and strategic

programming, our clients are able to become productive members of society.

Employment

Becoming independent is an important part of the transition process, and that starts with a job. We

provide all clients with job placement either at local businesses or in our own work program. Ridge

House provides the following programs and services to support career development:

 Resume and job skills development courses

 Education and vocational training

 Interview workshops

 Job placement services

Re-Entry

Our re-entry programs are designed to develop skills for independent living and facilitate the process of

rejoining the community by making that journey less daunting. Financial education, counseling and

communication skills are fundamental to lifelong success. We provide all of our clients with the tools

needed to be successful at Ridge House and for years to come. Re-entry services and programs include:

 Case management

 Life skills counseling

 Credit restoration

 Voter registration

 Self-help support groups

 Mentoring and peer services

Treatment

Many clients require assistance with substance abuse and mental illness. Our staff is trained on both and

have a success rate that beats national standards. These programs include:

 Behavioral health counseling

 Substance abuse counseling

 Mental health counseling

 One-on- one counseling

 Group counseling

The River of Life Rescue Mission plays a vital role in Boise Rescue Mission Ministries’ ministry of serving homeless men in Boise, ID.

In addition to emergency food, shelter and clothing, this Boise shelter for men offers:

• Education
• Job-search assistance
• Mental health counseling
• New Life Program (Addiction recovery)
• Veterans Ministry Program

NEED HELP NOW? YOU’RE WELCOME HERE

If you are homeless, hungry or struggling, we invite you to join us at River of Life. No matter where you are at in life, our doors are always open to you — we will never turn you away due to lack of space.

Contact us about visiting our Boise, ID men’s homeless shelter for food, a place to sleep, or any of our other services or programs.

Meal Times (Open to Men, Women & Children)

Breakfast – 6:30 a.m. (Daily)
Lunch – 12:00 p.m. (Daily)
Dinner – 5:00 p.m. for community guests, 7:00 p.m. for residents (Daily)

Check-In Overnight Shelter – 4:00 p.m. (Daily). Single men, male head of household with children (full custody). Call 208-389-9840 or come by to find out how the check in for the night.

Chapel Service – 6:00 p.m. (Daily)

Undocumented OK. Overnight shelter, free meals, shower, & clothing provided to those in need. Chores assigned daily. Visibly intoxicated men will not be admitted & curfew exists. Open to public, including many people who are not homeless. Jobs program, sign a contract & meet certain objectives to extend shelter stay.

Counseling, rental and utilities assistance, ESL, crafts and parenting classes. Agency: Riverside County - Department of Public Social Services Family Resource Centers The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention services, information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills.  The goal is to develop healthy families who live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with children, moving towards self-sufficiency.

Basic Needs; Community Work Program Host Agency; Elderly Nutrition; Emergency

Food and Shelter; Fuel Assistance Program; Food Pantry; Garden Project; Green Thumb Host Agency; HomeCare Project (Tripp County); HOME Rehabilitation; ICare Program (Clay & Union Counties); ProtectivePayeeProject; Transportation-public; Transportation-volunteer (Hutchinson County); Weatherization Assistance; Welfare Reform Project.

Our Services

 24 Hour Crisis Hotline

 Emergency Shelter

 Support Groups

 In-House Counseling

 Children’s Programs

 Transitional Housing Program

 Outreach & Advocacy Programs

 Volunteer & Public Training

Shelter: Families with Children

Services Offered:

• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Emergency Shelter
• Food & Nutrition Programs
• Seasonal Services
• Casework Services
• Group Work Services
• Homemaker Services
• Character Building Programs

Every 60 days. Non-perishables and perishables. Bring proof of address & photo ID for every family member & must live in Ada Co. Senior Day is Friday from 1:30-3:00. Seniors come in for food, clothing & energy assistance.

The offer Project share for financial aid, free food boxes, case management, and more. Other assistance will be baby items, such as diapers and formula, water bill help, and the Angel Tree free Christmas toy program.

Help with Idaho Power & Intermountain Gas bills. Call and leave message with your name and phone #, will be put on wait list.  Call backs done at first of month until funding gone. During telephone interview caseworker will tell the person what they need to bring in. Bring proof of address & photo ID. From October to April.

State St.: Gas vouchers as one-time assistance. Must have valid driver’s license, insurance, current registration on vehicle.  Vouchers for job searching, job attendance, medical and court related appointments.  Bring paper proof for why voucher is needed. Tuesday-Friday 9-3 monthly until funding runs out. Bus passes may be available for attendance of life skills class. 343-5429 ext 2

Services Offered:

• Military Personnel Assistance
• Transitional Care & Work Release
• Disaster Services
• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Emergency Shelter
• Food & Nutrition Programs
• Seasonal Services
• Casework Services
• Homemaker Services
• Emergency Shelter
• Transitional Housing
• Camping Activities
• Visitation Services
• Worship Services - Children's / Teen
• Worship Services - Church
• Christian Education
• Men's Ministries
• Music & Arts Programs
• Worship Services - Sunday School
• Women's Ministries
• Worship Services - Young Adult
• Worship Services - Youth Ministries
• Character Building Programs
• Day Care
• Residential Camping Activities

Boise Email: Robert.Lloyd@usw.salvationarmy.org

Nampa Email: Maureen.Lawliss@usw.salvationarmy.org

Caldwell Email: Brent.Church@usw.salvationarmy.org

Mon–Fri 8–5 Clerical, skilled trades, production & technical work, & labor work available. Temp to hire based on work & pay averages $8–10/hour.

Mentor, educate and train homeless, pregnant and parenting youth and young adults.

Shelter for men only.

Current and up-to-date listings for felony friendly work search.

Search Idaho for the most current job listings for felons on MONSTER.

Services are available for families seeking childcare and consumer information on the aspects of quality childcare.

Provides counseling services and shelter to children, adults and families to heal from the traumas of abuse, neglect and violence. Education and Employment Assistance

The YourTicketToWork.com website is for Employment Networks
and State Vocational Rehabilitation agencies participating in the Social
Security Administration Ticket to Work and Self Sufficiency Program.

Connecting People With the Help They Need

• Though it is not a requirement to receive information about available resources, the client is asked to provide a name, address and telephone number, information pertinent to their problem - ie: landlord's name and number. They are asked what type of support they are currently receiving - ie: H&W, WIC, energy assistance, child care, whether they have family, friends or a church that can help.
• After all this information has been gathered, the client is referred to all social services for which they qualify. They are provided with phone number and name of a contact person and also informed about special requirements or documents they might need. With 3-way calling, the volunteer can place the call for them and stay on the line to make sure they reach someone who can help.
• All TVCRC volunteers have community contacts that can be tapped when needed. The volunteers may phone personal contacts for special assistance when the situation seems to warrant it, while still respecting the client's right to privacy.
• TVCRC trained volunteers focus on using the human touch to assist each client in a caring, friendly, effective manner with up-to-date information and the experience to guide the client through the maze of human services.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TVCRC/

If qualified a program assists with paying rent utility assistance food bank housing clothing employment assistance.

Tools and tips to help you, including links to local employment, self-employment, and education resources.

Vocational assistance for individuals with disabilities who require help finding or maintaining employment.

Temporary work, temp to hire, short & long term, clerical, accounting, light industrial (assembly, warehouse) available. Must complete application, possible safety test, pre-employment drug screen & background check. Must provide 2 work references & ID that proves legally able to work in the US. Paid weekly usually $8–14/hr.

Intake Process

Intake is available 24 hours/day and must be in person, please come to 335 Record Street, Reno, NV

89512. For more information, please call 775-322- 9574.

This 108-bed family shelter is one of three shelters located at the City of Reno Community Assistance

Center. Featuring 21 units for adults and children, and six rooms for pregnant women in their third

trimester, or who have babies aged two and younger, the family shelter provides education, health and

job referrals.

Website testing jobs are great online jobs for felons because you do not have to pass any type of background or credit check at all. These jobs for felons can be a great addition to your regular job or can be done full time to make a living.

White Pine County Social Services (formerly welfare) partners with state, federal, and non-profit organizations to offer unique programs and many interim supportive services to low income individuals and families.

Central District Health

Appointment only. Pregnant & breast feeding women, infants & children age 1-5 get cheese, eggs, beans, peanut butter, milk, cereal, juice & fresh fruits/vegetables. Pregnant woman need proof of address, proof of income for last 30 days, & proof of pregnancy. Child needs ID, SS card or birth certificate, proof of income, & immunization card.

Training

To assist managers in meeting the state code requirements, CDHD offers three levels of Food Safety Training for food establishment operators and their employees.

Rent/utilities assistance, clothing, childcare & referrals, job training/support, transitional living & subsidized living. Housing and Energy Assistance

Youth program provides education, training and employment opportunities for low-income youth, ages 14-21. Services are tailored to meet the specific needs of the individual. Transportation, childcare and guidance counseling also offered. Eligibility criteria include one of the following: deficient in basic literacy skills, high school drop out or at risk of dropping out, pregnant or parenting youth, foster child, demonstrated disability, homeless/runaway, offender or recently experienced a traumatic event.

Employment & Training: Mon-Fri 8-5 Case management, job search preparation, related classes, resume & cover letter aid, faxes, phones, copies & computer time . Required for those who receive food stamp and cash assistance who are mandatory to look for work. Interpreters available. MUST BE

REFERRED BY Department of Health & Welfare to receive gas vouchers & bus passes.

Provides GED preparation and testing.