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HOPE AT WORK

The Hope at Work program is much more than a job.

The Hope at Work program regularly works with people experiencing these common struggles:

• Getting back into the workforce after a long break
• Have no work experience
• Are gaining stability in life
• Suffer from depression and anxiety
• Single parenting
• Are a victim of domestic violence
• Live in transitional housing
• Desire to be independent of State and Federal resources
• Have a criminal background or are on probation
• Suffer from addiction issues 90 days of sobriety is required before entering the program

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Participants in the Hope at Work program are employed full-time in the thrift store and participate in each aspect of the program including:

CASE MANAGEMENT

Weekly one-on-one meetings to discuss personal goals, coaching for resume and cover letters, and personality/design assessment using The Pathmaker to help you find your strengths. Help with budgeting and setting goals for growth.This is an onsite paid meeting during the scheduled work shift.

RECOVERY Hour

A faith-based recovery program applicable to everyone! It addresses hurts, habits and hang-ups. Just to name a few: anger, anxiety, abuse, co-dependence, depression, fear, grief, issues with kids, issues with parents, issues with people, addiction the list goes on and on. This is an onsite paid meeting during the scheduled work shift.

SUPPORT COACHES

One on one weekly meeting with a mentor to discuss personal goals. This is an onsite paid meeting during the scheduled work shift.

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING

Participants work as full-time employees at the HOPE Center Thrift Store. They train in multiple areas and pass multiple training certifications, receiving feedback from managers on their employment strengths for a well-rounded resume.