Faith-based resource center providing emergency food, clothing, advocacy, and job help for the Riverview area, including GED classes in English and Spanish.
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Faith-based resource center providing emergency food, clothing, advocacy, and job help for the Brandon area. No ID required to start.
Career certificate programs plus GED and ESOL, including cosmetology, healthcare, cybersecurity, welding, HVAC, and automotive technology.
Addresses the needs of ex-offenders transitioning from incarceration back into society through paid training, career pathways, and case management.
Adult education including Adult Basic Education, GED, ESOL, adult high school, Spanish, and upholstery classes.
GED preparation at multiple St. Petersburg College campuses.
Adult education including Adult Basic Education, GED, ESOL, adult high school, and community classes.
Food, shelter, clothing, medication and rent/utility payment assistance, education and job training, senior services, and a family supportive living center for single mothers.
Housing, job training, and emergency food assistance for people returning from incarceration, including a 12-month transitional living program, the Ready4Work job placement program, and a one-time emergency food supply.
Adult education and technical college programs including Adult Basic Education, GED, and ESOL.
Adult Basic Education, GED, and ESOL classes.
No-cost job training in food service and logistics, with a bi-weekly stipend for students while they train.
Adult education offering GED, ESOL, adult high school, early childcare education, and cosmetology, plus a GED test center.
Provides services in the realms of food, housing, children and youth, life skills, prevention, and social enterprises.
Emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing with wrap-around services for adults.
Resource for people experiencing homelessness. Provides toiletries, haircuts and beard trimming, life-skills teaching, educational resources, and housing resources.
Provides services in food, housing, children and youth, life skills, prevention, and social enterprises for families and individuals facing hardship.
Emergency shelter and housing, plus a job-training initiative, for women and their families displaced by domestic violence, eviction, a sudden drop in income, or job loss.
Public workforce centers offering job search help, career counseling, training, and hiring events.
Delivers programming in youth success, workforce development, housing counseling, financial capability, and real estate development.
Fosters pre-release services and industry-recognized credentials to improve long-term workforce outcomes for returning citizens.
A one-stop shop offering free education, career counseling, and academic advising that bridges adult education, Hillsborough Technical College, and the workforce.
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