Our students have often found that barriers to a living-wage job can occur in and out of the classroom. In addition to guiding students through short-term training programs, we offer several supportive services to aid in eliminating these obstacles.

Following a careful evaluation of our students’ individual circumstances, we are able to help them with a variety of needs, from wrap-around case management to transportation support.  We often refer students to community resources that can assist with emergency needs such as housing assistance, childcare, clothing, and/or transportation.

By providing these opportunities, Seattle Jobs Initiative empowers people to move toward a successful and well paid career.

Seattle Jobs Initiative and its partners can provide:

• Case management services
• Basic services such as resources for food and shelter

  *The Washington Connection website is a helpful site where people can apply for Basic Food (BFET) as well as other services: www.washingtonconnection.org/home

• Services that support employment such as childcare, housing, transportation, and counseling for alcohol and drug abuse
• Wealth development support including financial literacy training, Individual Development Accounts and Working Wheels