It’s November, let’s talk employment and access to government resources. Whether you are new to the job force, or retired and looking for a little extra income, we’ve got some great news and connections for you.
The Department of Workforce Services is one stop shopping! You can access a database of over 20,000 jobs in many fields, they will help you create a resume, and help with references. as well as apply for food stamps, find assistance for childcare, medical, financial, disability and unemployment insurance. Online below, or in person at 720 South 200 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
In addition to state services, several community-based organizations are dedicated to helping Utah residents succeed. The Utah Community Action program offers job readiness workshops and individualized employment coaching at:
For youth and young adults, YouthWorks Utah helps connect participants to internships and training programs at:
Local workforce development centers and public libraries across the state also provide free internet access, career counseling, and computer literacy classes—helping every Utahn take the next step toward stable and rewarding employment.
Local organizations also offer specialized support to make employment more accessible to everyone.
UtahFutures provides career assessments, education planning, and links to scholarships and training programs.
The Utah Department of Vocational Rehabilitation at assists individuals with disabilities in finding and maintaining meaningful work.
We wish you good health and much happiness.
NOVEMBER
RESOURCES
A few more resources for our UNPHC
EdX topic of the month:
Employment
The federal government shutdown has become the second-longest in US history, and Utah families have begun to feel the impact.
We would like to share some resources that will help in this time of need and uncertainty.
Families worried about running out of benefits should contact 211 immediately to get connected with local food pantries, rent help, and utility programs before their situation becomes critical.
Call 211 or visit 211utah.org to get connected to more than 10,000 services and resources statewide.
Find free or reduced-cost resources like food, housing, financial assistance, healthcare and more:
findhelp.org
Find a local food bank in your area:
feedingamerica.org/need-help-find-food
foodfinder.us
https://www.utahfoodbank.org/find-a-pantry/
Find a community fridge in your area:
fridge.org
changex.org
Find a Little Free Pantry in your area:
mapping.littlefreepantry.org
Find a Mutual Aid Network providing food assistance in your area: mutualaidhub.org
Consider local faith-based organizations: Many churches and other faith-based organizations offer assistance and support.
