Provides strategies in job seeking, job finding techniques, interviewing, motivational support and life skills management.

Provides nurse home visitation services to young pregnant and parenting women.

Catholic Social Services provide extensive community outreach as well as respite care for homebound elderly/infirmed)

Promotes economic self-sufficiency by providing donated, professional business attire for employable women & men.

Processes applications/authorizations for the HEAP, FEMA and Adult Emergency Assistance Programs

The Dayton Christian Center offers a variety of programs including, but not limited to, after school programs, mentoring, programs, apprenticeship programs, and job coaching programs.

Mediation between individuals and their family members, employers, neighbors and friends

Processes applications for subsidized housing and other DMHA services.

Provides information for obtaining a high school diploma or GED

Charter school for grades K – 8

One of three area health centers selected to be a part of the Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton and are Federally Qualified Heath Centers. Its mission is to improve the health of underserved communities in Dayton and the surrounding area by providing preventive and primary health care services to patients, regardless of ability to pay.

An accreditation high school program that assists students in obtaining a diploma

Family 2 Family provides adult mentors for youth enrolled in program activities and coordinates family social interaction activities to strengthen parent/child bonds

House of Bread is a daytime program for the homeless, offering food and facilities for homeless adults and families. They will act as a referral for program activities such as case management to handle crisis needs, employment training and coaching. They will also provide space for adult literacy classes

Provides resources to job seekers and employers to promote maximum employment and to meet the personnel needs of Miami Valley businesses

Provides leadership to the Job Center Agencies' collaborative

Provides GED, vocational, educational, & social education to youth 16-24 years of age (No age requirement for a disability)

Provides information & referral for reading, math, and GED classes, individual and group tutoring classes for adults and children a well as resume services and community linkages

Education/training/legal services for individuals facing the following: reinstatement of driver's license, access to affordable/safe housing (i.e. landlord/tenant disputes), domestic violence, family law disputes (i.e. child support, visitation disputes), identification issues, immigration issues, clearing outstanding tickets and warrants, consumer problems, obtaining/retaining income assistance through public benefits.

Housing search support to help clients locate appropriate affordable housing.

Provides job readiness training services to OWF recipients in transitioning from WEP assignments or who are reaching TANF time limits.

Provides development of attitudes, self-worth and self-esteem, basic assessment, basic skills plus, training to employ customers in the hospitality industry and professional cook positions

Provides alternative education choices for out-of-school youth

Provides Basic Skills Math Lab for WIA referrals

Provides Basic Skills Plus & GED training.

Provides computer lab for Job Bank and WEP referrals

Provides Job & Training Readiness

Provides time-limited child care services for children of Staff caretakers while conducting business at the Job Center.

Provides support and information to families of individuals who have Down Syndrome through monthly meetings and public awareness

Provides State-Tested Nurse Aide Certification Program

Serves as a consultant and advisor to the Job Center agencies regarding individuals with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities

Promotes prevention of abuses, neglect, or exploitation of children

Provides parenting classes and the Bureau for Children with Mental Health program

Provides Employment, OWF Program, Title XX, Medicaid, Food Stamps, PRC & WIA Programs

Provides self-sufficiency training classes

Employment support through its Job Lab satellite of the local One Stop Center - providing job leads, resume building, job skills assessments, job coaching, and recruitment. Job Lab staff work with employers to meet their needs & those of client. Sunrise social service staff performs crisis analysis to assess service needs of client/family, develop self-sufficiency plan with clients, refer for additional social services as needed to provide support during job search, i.e. financial assistance, housing, health, family services.

Provides core services for employment & re-employment as well as training opportunities under the Trade Adjustment Act

Provides parole services for juveniles 16-18 years of age

Provides vocational rehabilitation services to individuals with disabilities to help them become employed.

Job readiness class focusing on basics of employment: how to create a resume, interviewing skills, appropriate attire, appropriate behavior, developing skills geared for a particular trade, etc. The trainer will also assist in identifying job opportunities. Salvation Army will provide vouchers for work tools and clothing to participants who utilize their transitional/halfway housing services

Provides employment assistance for persons 55 years of age and above living in Montgomery and Butler Counties

Provides employment for persons 50 years of age and above living in Montgomery, Greene & Preble Counties

Provides office skills training and workforce development training; basic computer training & workforce behavior training

Enables out-of-school youth in Montgomery County to earn their high school diploma