Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Referrals: Employment

Employment & Job Training

HSA is responsible for providing employment services for San Francisco's public assistance recipients, as well as offering services to the general public through its Career Link Centers. HSA collaborates with many local community agencies to provide specific vocational services, as well as with the City's Office of Economic and Workforce Development.

Resources for Job Seekers

HSA has career centers in locations around San Francisco with all the tools you need to find a job, from job listings to career counseling.

Specialized Career Services for Welfare to Work and Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Participants

If you are already participating in an HSA welfare to work program such as CalWORKs or PAES, or if you have been enrolled in the WIA program though the One Stop System there are additional career services available to you.

Employment Services for Youth

Need help getting started on the road to work? We can help.

Job Opportunities with HSA

Interested in working for HSA? We encourage you to apply. Applicants who are bilingual in Spanish, Chinese, Russian or Vietnamese are especially welcome.

Employer Services

Find out how HSA can help you fill positions with qualified workers.

Child Care

If you are a CalWORKs or WIA participant you may qualify for child care subsidies for the hours you are in work, training, or school as part of a Welfare to Work plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Welcome's Third Saturday Trainings on How to do Urban Ministry Well

Do you wonder how military budget cuts and the high rate of homelessness and unemployment amongst veterans can affect your community?  Want to learn what resources you can refer veterans and homeless veterans to in San Francisco?  Or, perhaps you want to know how your congregation can support the work of the VA in supporting homeless veterans.

Come and learn about resources available to veterans in our community as well as have a chance to ask an expert any questions you may have on this topic.  Welcome Ministry continues its third Saturday series on doing urban ministry well on April 20th with a visit from Chris Windle, an AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer with the San Francisco VA.

The Welcome Ministry invites ushers, deacons, social ministry volunteers and anyone who is interested, to join us for our monthly trainings and support gatherings every 3rd Saturday from 1-3pm at St. Francis Lutheran Church (152 Church St).  The first hour we will learn, the second hour we will support each other and learn what is working at other San Francisco congregations.

If you would like to learn more or ensure that you get future updates about these trainings, please contact The Rev. Valerie McEntee at sfcares@welcomeministry.org.

Please RSVP to Valerie if you plan to come so we can be sure to have enough materials.  Please note, you will need to push "Conference Room" on the gate near the Memorial Terrace to be buzzed in when you arrive.

We look forward to seeing you on April 20th.