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| Organization | Address | City | Phone | Description |
| Adecco | 99 Summer Street | Boston | 617-951-2560 | *Temporary labor agency for entry level, customer service, hospitality, and food service jobs |
| Asian American Civic Association | 200 Tremont Street | Boston | 617-426-9492 ext. 248 | *Offers automotive technician training program (in collaboration with La Alianza Hispana and Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts *One-year program, with classes 3 evenings per week plus some Saturdays *Must have 7th grade level of English and 6th grade math level / low income *Must have driver’s license |
| Bikes Not Bombs | 59 Amory Street, #103 | Roxbury | 617-442-0004 | *100 hour mechanics job training |
| Boston Career Link | 1010 Harrison Ave. | Boston | 617-536-1888 | *One-Stop Career Center *Resource library, group workshops, individual counseling and coaching *Client needs to become a member to access services. *To become a member, client must go to meetings. For more information, call the main number. |
| Command Temp Food | 217 Albany Street | Boston | 617-451-8015 | *Temporary labor agency for food service jobs *Come in ready to work. Bring chef's coat, if client has one *Show up with ID Monday through Friday at 5:30 a.m. *Located behind the Boston Herald Building |
| Dress for Success | 989 Commonwealth Ave. | Boston | 617-323-7544 | *Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m *Provides job interview appropriate clothing to low-income women transitioning into the workplace from welfare to work programs, GED and literacy programs, half-way houses, domestic violence shelters and any other social service agency/program that provides job-training |
| Friends of Boston's Homeless | Long Island Shelter | Boston | 617-534-2526 | *Serving Ourselves is a job training and employment program for homeless individuals. *Participants receive job training in clerical/administrative, culinary arts, food service, commercial laundry operations, building and grounds maintenance, delivery driving and other marketable trades |
| Haley House | 23 Dartmouth Street | Boston | 617-236-8132 | *Six month culinary arts training program (focusing specifically on baking) *Free *Applicants should be able to read English and understand simple math. *Great option for clients who do not have GED / high school diploma |
| IMPACT Employment Services | 105 Chauncy Street, Suite 501 | Boston | 617-542-3388 | *Employment services for homeless individuals and people leaving correctional facilities *Job search support, referrals for clothing, employment counseling, workshops, assistance determining financial aid eligibility *For eligibility information, go to endhomelessness.org |
| International Institute of Boston | One Milk Street | Boston | 617-695-9990 | *Offers a hospitality and service industry job training program *Six weeks skills training that covers vocational English, job seeking skills, basic computer instruction, interview practice and resume writing, orientation to the service industry, and workplace safety. *Can apply if legal to work in U.S., 18+, speak English as a non-native language, low income, and Boston resident (See also listings under "Citizenship" and "ESL") |
| KSM Staffing | 25 Kingston Street | Boston | 617-338-8500 | *Temporary / Perm labor agency for jobs in hospitality, catering, food service |
| ManPower | 101 Federal Street | Boston | 617-443-4100 | *Temp / Perm labor agency for light industrial, office, and mailroom jobs |
| Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission | 59 Temple Place, Suite 905 | Boston | 617-357-8137 | *Eligible clients can receive job / career services *Connects clients with education and trainin *Provides clients with job placement and training |
| Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries | 1010 Harrison Ave. | Boston | 617-445-1010 | *Individuals with developmental and other disabilities who require structured supports to work typically are trained and work at Goodwill. *Individuals with limited or no work history, low educational attainment and/or language barriers typically complete a work-readiness program as the first step to entering the workforce. *Individuals with some work experience often enroll in programs that provide them with the basic financial, literacy and computer skills needed for entry-level administrative jobs. *Skills training programs include: retail training, food service training, outsource resource training, and building and property management training |
| Skill Bureau | 129 Tremont Street | Boston | 617-423-2986 | *Temporary labor agency for clerical jobs |
| STRIVE | 651 Washington Street | Dorchester | 617-825-1800 | *Provides job / career workshops *Provides references for clients seeking jobs *Follow-through to help clients stay on the job |
| Volt Group Services | 1 Washington Mall | Boston | 617-227-9800 | Temporary staffing agency for customer service jobs *21+ |
| Youth Opportunity Boston | 2201 Washington Street | Roxbury | 617-541-2600 | *For clients ages 14-21 *Interview training, resume building and other career development courses *Stipend |