Project Place:

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• Walk in -10am-2pm
• You must have an appointment before 10am and after 2pm

1145 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02118, 617-542-3740
Project Place promotes a community of hope and opportunity for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the skills, education and resources needed to obtain and sustain employment and housing.

St. Francis House,

39 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02116, 617-542-4211
Moving Ahead Program (MAP)
St. Francis established services for formerly incarcerated individuals returning to the community including individuals classified as Level 3 sex offenders. The Moving Ahead Program (MAP), which is a 14-week job and life skills training program. It is designed specifically to assist those who have experienced mental illness, homelessness, addiction, and/or incarceration.

The Work Place,

29 Winter St, 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02108, 617-737-0093
C.O.R.I Assistance Drop-in Hour: Fridays 1-2 pm
The Work Place provides a range of services to job seekers, including individuals with criminal records, such as assistance with resumes, career counseling, access to computers, workshops, referrals to occupational and skills trainings. Membership is free.

Workforce Career Central, 340 Main Street, Suite 400, Worcester MA, 508-799-1600
Offer classes specific to the job challenges for ex-offenders including the New Leaf Workshop designed to provide strategies for managing the barriers to employment caused by having a CORI. Clients must take the introductory 2-hour Career Center Seminar first and then are able to attend the New Leaf Workshops along with any other seminars or workshops offered.

Training Resources of America: Offers Adult Basic Education Classes and some job training classes. Training sites: Brockton, Fitchburg, New Bedford, Quincy, Springfield, Worcester.

therelaunchpad.com: – Finding jobs in Boston Massachusetts

The YMCA Training, Inc.

18 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02108
T (617) 542–1800
The YMCA Training, Inc. program is an intensive 20–week, full–
time (600 hours) computerized office skills training and
employment program. We provide intensive, hands–on,
innovative technical training in a simulated business
environment and engage lasting, deep commitment of major
employers in Greater Boston. Our program is constantly
reviewed and informed by industry partners, ensuring that
participants are receiving the most relevant, hands–on training
to gain career–building employment in the Greater Boston
area.

New England Center for Arts and Technology

23 Bradston Street
Boston, MA 02118
T (617) 442–3600
NECAT provides chronically unemployed adults with a pathway
to stable, long–term employment in the food services industry
through comprehensive technical and job readiness training
and individualized support and employment services

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