Filters: Jobs

Asiyah Women's Center

Group: The Asiyah Women's Center

The first Muslim women & family’s shelter in NYC, the Asiyah Center provides temporary housing for survivors of domestic violence. They also provide legal and immigration services, help navigating pub...
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Housing Jobs Safety from Violence
Community Focus: Survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence Undocumented people/immigrants

BronxWorks Economic and Social Services and Programs

Group: BronxWorks

Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY: 1-800-662-1220 BronxWorks helps individuals and families improve their economic and social well-being. Th...
(646) 393-4000
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Food Housing Jobs Safety from Violence Eldercare
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised Youth Unemployed people Seniors and elders Parents/guardians/caregivers Undocumented people/immigrants

Catholic Charities Help Line

Group: Catholic Charities

Call 888-744-7900 to get connected with Catholic Charities' wide range of services for New Yorkers of all religions, including food pantries, housing resources, and services for immigrants and refugee...
(888) 744-7900
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Food Housing Jobs Safety from Violence Medical
Community Focus: Youth Unemployed people Parents/guardians/caregivers People with low-income/limited income Undocumented people/immigrants

Community and Family Services Counseling and Support

Group: SCO Family of Services

SCO Family of Services provides a range of community, family, and children's services in Brooklyn and Long Island including access to counseling, community centers, literacy, after school, and employm...
(516) 671-1253
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs Education
Community Focus: Parents/guardians/caregivers People with low-income/limited income Undocumented people/immigrants

Employment Opportunities for Long-Term Unemployed Men

Group: The Doe Fund

The Doe Fund offers employment opportunities for men who have experienced long-term unemployment but who are not homeless. To learn more about our day program, call 212-690-6480.
(212) 690-6480
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised

Employment Resources for Folks with Disabilities & Chronic Illness

Group: Chronically Capable

A job application platform specifically designed to connect folks with disabilities and chronic illness to employers who have committed to offering flexibility and support of these employees' personal...
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised

Food Career Training Program

Group: Hot Bread Kitchen

Apply for this free program on the "career programs" page. This resource is available for women and nonbinary people over 18 who are looking to find a job in food and restaurant services. Must be able...
(212) 540-9070
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Food Jobs
Community Focus: Unemployed people People with low-income/limited income

Free job training and placements

Group: The HOPE Program

The HOPE Program is a non-profit organization that offers 5 different job training programs: job readiness training, construction training, industry certifications such as OSHA-30 internships, HSE pre...
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs

My Bronx Impact: Find free or cost-based resources like medical care, food, job training, education, and more

Group: My Bronx Impact

Enter Zip Code to find resources close to you supported by Bronx Borough President.
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Food Jobs Education Medical Additional Resource Libraries
Community Focus: People who use drugs

Online Learning with Coursera

Group: New York State Department of Labor

Free access to nearly 4,000 courses in data science, business, and technology for New Yorkers who are unemployed. Online email registration required.
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs Education
Community Focus: Unemployed people

Organizing and Providing Critical Services to Low-Wage Migrant Workers

Group: Damayan Migrant Worker Center

Email or call (212) 564-6057 to reach Riya Ortiz at Damayan Migrant Workers Association, a Filipino migrant workers cooperative. Helps labor trafficking survivors develop escape plans, secure emergenc...
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs
Community Focus: Service and low-wage workers Undocumented people/immigrants

Paid Culinary Job Training Program

Group: Emma's Torch

Fill out application on the website to apply for a free 11-week culinary training program that pays its trainees full time minimum wage. Available for asylum seekers, refugees, and trafficking survivo...
(718) 243-1222
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs Education
Community Focus: Undocumented people/immigrants

Resources for families of children and young adults with disabilities from 0-26 years of age.

Group: IncludeNYC

IncludeNYC seeks to support families who have children with disabilities for people ages 0-26 years of age. Services include providing access to education, family advocacy, employment and will assist...
(212) 677-4660
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Jobs Education Childcare and Pregnancy Medical
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised Domestic workers/care workers

Silver Corps Volunteer Assignments for Older Adults

Group: New York City Department for the Aging

An AmeriCorps program that provides older adults with volunteer assignments at a partner organization, training, and/or credentialing to secure employment. Must be at least 55 years of age, an NYC r...
212-244-6469
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Jobs
Community Focus: Seniors and elders

Support for Formerly Incarcerated People

Group: The Fortune Society

New clients call 212-691-7554 for services including intakes and enrollment, counseling, case management, access to benefits, job readiness training and employment services, education, mental health,...
(212) 691-7554
  • 406 West 40th St, 3rd Floor
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Food Jobs Education
Community Focus: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing

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