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Our
partnership with private companies, local municipalities, private &
public non-profits, county and state agencies provide a comprehensive
service delivery for businesses and job seekers.
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Career
Partners -
is
a federally funded, not-for-profit organization that has provided job
search, educational seminars, youth programs, workshops and employment
placement services since 1976. Located
in Rosemead, providing professional resources for businesses and
residents of their surrounding communities through their Community
Information Center and Business Center providing economic development,
employment, training, job skills, education, financial and business
planning resources. All
without cost to career seekers, as well as, businesses.
Click here for more information.
www.careerpartners.com
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The
LAEDC - is
a private, non-profit 501(c) 3 organization established in 1981 with the
mission to attract, retain and grow businesses and jobs in the Los
Angeles region. The LAEDC addresses the needs of the business community
through Leadership, Initiatives, and Service. Since 1995, the LAEDC
Business Development team helped in the creation of more than 68,000
jobs from 368 projects. The economic impact of those jobs translates
into $2.6 billion in salaries and more than $263.5 million in tax
revenue generated to support schools and local government in the LA
County region annually.
Contact:
Sequoia Holifield, Business Services Representative
Telephone:
1-800-New-Help (1-800-639-4357)
Click
here for more information. www.laedc.org
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AIDS
Project Los Angeles -
Benefits and Work
Services Program
BPAO (Benefits, Planning, Assistance and
Outreach)Services. Assistance for
persons with HIV/AIDS on social security benefits. We help consumers
manage
their cash benefits when returning to work while maintaining their
public
health insurance.
Employment Services for people with HIV/AIDS, weekly Job Seeker
Orientation
and on sight EDD job developer, Breakfast Club weekly networking group
and
monthly workshops on job training and HIV and employment issues.
http://www.apla.org/apla/worksvcs/workindex.html
AIDS
Project Los Angeles is dedicated to
· improving the lives of people affected by HIV disease;
· reducing the incidence of HIV infection;
· and advocating for fair and effective HIV-related public
policy.
Rice Russell
Senior Work Services Specialist
AIDS Project Los Angeles
611 S. Kingsley Drive (Client Services)
Los Angeles, CA 90005
Phone 213-201-1616
FAX 213-201-1665
rrussell@apla.org
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Bizlink
- is
an experienced Workforce Development broker that assists you in meeting
your business goals by connecting you to key services within your area.
Click here for more information.
www.welfaretowork.org
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Goodwill
Industries - is
a partner and contractor for the Department of Rehabilitation providing
skills training and job preparation service for individual with
disabilities. As a partner of DES we assure that job seekers with
disabilities find jobs.
Businesses are provided with candidates for employment with a
support team of experts on interviewing, hiring, tax incentives,
accommodating, and assuring a successful placement.
www.goodwill.org
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EmployAbility Partnership - Meet
the EmployABILITY Partnership – A collaboration of service
professionals working together through the Los Angeles WorkSource
California system to help people with disabilities find jobs and build
careers, and to assist the employers who hire them.
www.employ-ability.org
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Westside
Center for Independent Living – The
Latino Employment Connection provides job-seeking skills training, and
individualized job placement opportunities for people who are
monolingual Spanish or speak limited English.
The
web page for WCIL is http://www.wcil.org/employment_svcs.htm
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Community
Development Commission - The
Community Development Commission is a dynamic, innovative agency created
in 1982 by the Board of Supervisors to generate affordable housing and
economic redevelopment throughout Los Angeles County and participating
cities. Funded primarily with federal grants, the Commission is an
industry leader in sponsoring new solutions to housing and forming
partnerships with private and public agencies. To apply and find out
more about the Community Development Commission, please visit our web
site at www.lacdc.org.
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Southern
California Rehabilitation Services – text pending
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East
Los Angeles Work Source Employment & business center -
Text pending
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E.D.D.
– Text pending
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Easter
Seals, Southern California – text pending
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Social
Vocational Services - Text Pending
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