Too many women are unfulfilled, unhappy, and underpaid in their jobs, but afraid to take the leap into the unknown. We designed a program to guide motivated women through a process to start working in exciting careers and get paid what they’re worth.

Nonprofit that provides guidance, connection and advocacy for Queer and Trans workers + connections with affirming businesses.

Project HERO provides housing, employment and recovery opportunities for veterans. Run by St. Patrick Center in St. Louis.

A gathered list of resources for those who are re-entering society after serving their time. Substance abuse meeting, job training, expungement, finanical guides & tips, and more.

Learning Center that works in collaboration with other non-profits in several locations. www.computervillage.org 314-533-1900 4411 N. Newstead (Prince Hall). When googling, this resource shows up on Start Here STL pdf, which is over 10 years old. https://www.startherestl.org/uploads/6/8/1/0/6810817/start_here-oct_14-2020.pdf

Apprenticeship programs. 314-644-1525 6301 Knox Industrial Drive 63139 https://www.agc.org/construction-careers-center

Free accelerated training programs: CDL, Logistics, STEM Portal, Medical, more. 314-539-5722

"36. Resources for Youth - 36.2 For Youth Aging Out Serves: Youth, ages 14 to 21, in Children’s Division custody who were in legal custody until 17.5 years of age Services: Employment assistance, educational assistance, financial and housing supports, crisis funds, mentors, and life skills, relationship and self-esteem groups" http://dss.mo.gov/cd/chafee/ 314-222-4877

3675 West Outer Rd., Suite 102 Arnold 63010 "The Arnold Missouri Job Center's goal is to connect people to jobs, free of charge, and we accomplish this goal by working with both job seekers and employers to help bolster the local workforce through trainings, workshops, and job connections, as well as helping the workforce with career counseling, offering tools to make finding a job or advancing your career easier. Visit with our experienced staff who will work directly with you to meet work-related needs. Our services are designed to help workers find and keep quality jobs, as well as help businesses hire and retain quality workers."

www.goodwill.org or www.mersgoodwill.org www.employmentstl.org (Employment Connection) NELP: The National Employment Law Project - https://www.nelp.org/ Promotes policies and programs that create good jobs, strengthen upward mobility, enforce worker rights, and improved benefits and services. Resources and legal assistance. How to get a job with a criminal record. Practical tips. RANKER.COM Lists companies that will hire ex-offenders. https://www.ranker.com/list/companies-that-hire-felons/business-and-company-info

An online resource to connect families with local caregivers, such as for childcare or nanny/housekeeping needs.

Learn the trade of cabinet making, including furniture and millwork through carpentry education and apprenticeship training. Call or visit website for additional information. www.morethancarpentry.org 314-862-0515 1259 Stephen Jones Ave. 63133

Hazelwood They have a good deal of experience with trans people and are super supportive.

Word on the Street: Trans employee was treated very well by Sodexo in the past. Sodexo’s insurance covers bottom and top surgery.

Interviewing, networking, application and resume writing, decision making, and conflict resolution. Workshops and classroom learning. Workforce training 314-922-5059

Information about wages, unemployment compensation, etc. and a good source for potential employers looking for incentives to hire individuals with criminal histories. www.labor.mo.gov 573-751-9691 "3315 West Truman Blvd., Room 213 P.O. Box 504 Jefferson City 65102"

Comprehensive Jobs Aggregator. An automatic job search engine and aggregator that finds all the latest jobs on all major job sites, including other countries and languages. Includes salary calculator and other information. www.neuvoo.com

https://jobs.mo.gov/

"Provides training and job placement services to the St. Louis City’s adult workforce. ST. LOUIS CITY - SLATE Main Office 1520 Market St., 3rd Floor, Room 3050, St. Louis, MO 63103 314-589-8000 ST. LOUIS COUNTY - NORTH OAKS CAREER CENTER 26 North Oaks Plaza 63121 314-381-6700 ST. LOUIS COUNTY - FLORISSANT CAREER CENTER 4040 Seven Hills Dr., Suite 166 Florissant 63033 314-475-7900 Ballpark Village 601 Clark Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102 Clinton Peabody 1401 LaSalle Lane, 2 Floor, St. Louis, MO 63104 314-588-7854" www.stlworks.com

Obtain a Commercial Driver's License. Training is paid for if you agree to work for one of their companies for 18 months. www.truckdrivertraining.com 800-455-4682

An organization for women who are currently in or would like to be working in the construction trades. The website provides information on choosing a trade, training, and child care. www.mowit.org

Online preparation for HSE (formerly GED) including math, reading, grammar, science, social studies for Missouri residents, at least 17 years old.​ Students need the ability to go into an onsite class to take the assessment tests and must have a computer with internet access. Smart phones are not recommended for online studying. In addition, MOLearns is available to students who have a high school diploma, but want to improve their reading, writing, and mathematical skills. www.molearns.com 314-415-4935 13157 N. Olive Spur Road 63141

To apply, check for benefits, obtain information, etc. www.moclaim.mo.gov

Obtain/renew driver’s license, passport, social security card, birth certificate, green card and voter registration information http://www.mo.gov/home-family/identification-vital-records/ For jobs and training. The official workforce resource website for the State of Missouri. Extensive job listings. www.jobs.mo.gov/

Construction skills training and more. Financial aid available.

Project Connect is an action plan focused on connecting development projects and community enhancements in the neighborhoods north of Downtown, including the future home of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) West. NGA is a major project in the City, but it is just one component of the City’s efforts to reinvest and reinvigorate the community. The goal of Project Connect is to work with citizens to determine how to best utilize public funding opportunities and investments in the neighborhoods of St. Louis Place, Carr Square, Old North, JeffVanderLou, Columbus Square, Downtown West, Hyde Park, and North Riverfront. Website with information about the new National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency NGA development, including job opportunites.

www.peopleready.com 314-776-0600 909 S. 13th St. 63103 STL Branch https://www.peopleready.com/location/saint-louis-mo-1136/?utm_campaign=gmb&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google

www.patriot-personnel.com 314-241-1776 914 Olive St. 63101

Pre-apprentice programs, training services, business development, loans and more to increase minority and women participation in construction projects. www.mokanccac.org 314-454-WORK (9675) 4666 Natural Bridge 63115

Several employment programs for people with disabilities, including professional mentoring and Ticket to Work. Programs and services provide hands-on, practical assistance for people with disabilities, with an end goal of independent living. Independent living, deaf services, health and wellness center and more. In-home services available.

"The Crossings at Northwest Saint Louis County Workforce Development 715 Northwest Plaza Drive Saint Ann, MO 63074 314-615-6010 Missouri Job Center – Florissant Saint Louis County Workforce Development 4040 Seven Hills Drive Suite 166 Florissant, MO 63033 314-475-7900 FIND A MISSOURI JOB CENTER https://jobs.mo.gov/career-centers"

This website provides job listings. All you need to do is create a user name and password in order to view available jobs and have access to other useful information. 573-526-8217 421 East Dunklin St. PO Box 1087 Jefferson City 65102

NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY www.nga.mil

Training and job placement services. History of working successfully with ex-offenders. Develop computer and interviewing skills. Social services referrals through a near south side social services network as needed. Services include job referrals and placement, job readiness skills training offered in conjunction with local employers, life skills classes, summer job opportunities for youth, and career planning and assessment for all clients. www.nsecworks.org 314-865-4453 2649 Pestalozzi St. 63118‎

Many job programs and locations, including services for veterans. Juvenile Justice helps youth in juvenile detention centers find employment and obtain a GED. Job opportunities and counseling. Many locations.

Resources Beyond St. Louis Listings of resources and information BY COUNTY throughout the state, including food stamps, jobs, health care, child support.

Wrap-around Maternal Mental Health Program for new or pregnant Latina mothers at high risk of depression or anxiety, & increased risk for infant mortality. Financial Stability Services provide one-on-one coaching, financial education and access to credit and wealth-building products. Includes an on-site St. Louis Community Credit Union micro-branch Many programs and classes offered in English and Spanish, including Financial Stability, Maternal Mental Health, Social Capital Building, Health & Wellness. Services: Early Childhood Center, Literacy-focused After School and Summer Camp programs, and Kingdom Academy for teens. Life skills, job readiness, emotional support. ​Call for details and eligibility, including geographic areas served. The Bodega offers discounted high-quality essentials and clothing. Open to the community on Thursdays from 10am - 2pm and 4 - 7pm. Cash only. Many programs and classes offered in English and Spanish, inclu

High School Equivalency Online MOLearns is Missouri's Internet based High School Equivalency classroom for at home study. To register for the test go to www.hiset.ets.org COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF GED LOCATIONS AND MORE INFO

Founded after Ferguson in St. Louis and other cities. Partners with public and private sectors to increase investment and business growth. Provides resources and connections for those in need of employment before or after scheduled Hiring Events. Minority business opportunities in collaboration with established corporations. 314-884-0150 20 S. Sarah Ave. 63108 (Cortex area)

"A St. Louis-based non-profit organization that empowers people with low or no incomes to connect with vocational and community resource opportunities, by fostering bases of volunteers who work with people to help them connect with the resources that they need. Publishes weekly job digests"

Jobs in the St. Louis Region

A free website devoted to jobs, training and employment in this area, with a focus on youth. Launched in 2019 through a partnership with the Clark-Fox Family Foundation and the United Way of Greater St. Louis. Lists of employment opportunities and more.

Free education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor. Includes free housing, meals and a stipend. Provides career technical and academic training for ages 16-24. Serves: Youth, ages 16 to 24

Prepare to take the HiSET, the new High School Equivalency Test. Interested students first must attend four days of orientation.

636-255-6060

The website offers support throughout the process, lists testing sites, preparation and more. The test is only given on line so set up an account to start of the process. https://hiset.org/ 855-MyHiSET / 1-855-694-4738

Many opportunities for receiving the HISET diploma. Courses offers at St. Louis City and County Libraries but there's a waiting list.

Furnished houses with live-in housing managers, support meetings and resource assistance for treatment and employment connections in supportive alcohol-and drug-free environment. Call or visit website for more information and to apply. http://www.havenrecoverystl.com/ 314-930-9384 Women only 314-930-9385

"Non-profit treatment center that provides alcohol and drug rehab services to men and women age 18 and above, including a transitional housing program that provides subsidized housing for up to one year, with separate male and female residences. Residents also receive training in employment skills, anger and stress management, depression and anxiety, as well as treatment for alcohol and drug problems. 314-631-4299 Drug and alcohol addiction. Halfway house, women, men. Self payment." https://www.harrishousestl.org/ 314-736-3362 8315 South Broadway St Louis, MO 63111

"Now offering GED and High School Diplomas The Goodwill Excel Centers are free high schools for adults over the age of 21. Classes run year round during extended day and evening hours. With flexible hours and a free on-site daycare, it makes it easier for you to balance work, family and school. Call and ask for Excel Entry information. They will later be assigned to go to an orientation, and they will be screened to see what additional education they need to graduate. Day care is provided during classroom hours, as is free parking." https://mersgoodwill.org/excel-centers-2/ 314-241-3464 "ST. LOUIS– 1727 Locust Street, 63103 (downtown) SPRINGFIELD – Glen Isle Center, 1514 South Glenstone Ave., 65807 POPLAR BLUFF – 2213 N. Westwood Blvd. (formerly K-Mart), 63901"

Job training and skill development in construction trades with a concentration on tuckpointing. For ages 12 - 18. After school and summer programs available.

The Workforce Solutions Group of St. Louis Community College leverages education for growth in the knowledge economy by offering programs and services designed to advance people, businesses and communities. Develops industry-specific training in partnership with the college’s campuses and local employers to help adults retrain for in-demand occupations.

Part of the federally-funded TRIO program. Provides college, career, financial aid and financial literacy advising to assist individuals in furthering their education beyond high school. Free of charge. Alton: 11 West 3rd Street, Alton, IL 62002 618-465-5124 Belleville: 110 N. High St., Ste. 1, Belleville, IL 62220 618-235-1776 East St. Louis: SIUE East St. Louis Center, Bldg. A, Room 2026 601 James R. Thompson Blvd., East St. Louis, IL 62201 618-874-8734 Greenville College: Greenville Central 618-664-7114 Lewis & Clark Community College: Admissions 618-468-5258 Lindell Education Center: 4236 Lindell Suite 102, 63108 314-367-8100 North County Education Center: Florissant, MO 63033 314-837-2100

Job Readiness Workshops, job search strategies, more. Assists residents of St Louis County meet the terms of their probation and parole, including GED, money management, counseling, job readiness and placement. CAASTLC has comprehensive housing assistance programs which include home ownership, housing counseling, and rent or mortgage assistance. Assists residents of St. Louis County meet the terms of their probation and parole, including GED, money management, drug and alcohol, counseling, family development, job readiness and placement.

Offers: - 50 transitional housing apartments for homeless families - housing placement assistance - comprehensive social services - family development - vocational and educational counseling - on-site living skills classes - day care center Clients must be prior St. Louis City residents and in a shelter for 15-30 days or referred by the Housing Resource Center. "Families and single individuals in need of Hope House's comprehensive approach to transitional housing are referred for services through the Transitional Housing Screening Board and the Catholic Charities Housing Resource Center."

Employment Connection provides free employment, education, housing and mental health counseling for ex-offenders, veterans and homeless individuals (any persons who have a barrier to finding and maintaining employment), and to St. Louis area businesses who are seeking qualified job applicants. World of Work (WOW) training is Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-3:30 pm. Bring ID. Services include: - GED classes - On-site job fairs - Placement services - Homeless veterans program - Disabled veterans program - Outreach/recruitment - Assessment - Employment readiness training - On-site education - Individual case management - Job development - Job placement - Job retention - Temp to direct hire - Managed staffing services - Career development - Follow-up services - Supportive services for families - Rental assistance It is a requirement of the program that you attend a three day World of Work seminar after completing orientation. Orientation sessions are held every Friday at 12:30 PM. Both orientation and the World of Work seminar are held at 2838 Market Street, 63103 just west of Jefferson. Best to call first.

Dress for Success provides clothing for job interviews and outfits for starting work before the first paycheck. Also, counseling and job readiness. They work with men and women who have been incarcerated, as well as other job seekers. The Grace Hill address only has feminine clothes. Call to make an appointment if possible.

Automated claim processing and information number.

The site provides employment resources, online applications, and job listings for many of the top department store retailers across the United States.

Learn coding and programming. Non-profit organization that provides (FREE) classes, mentoring, ‘codergirl’ for women, apprenticeships and job placement in computer technology.

Search online. This website lists jobs by state, then city and region. Click on the state and the go to the community you are near.

Resources for ID Documents Many locations.

www.nextempsnow.com 314-727-1060 7390 St. Charles Rock Rd. 63133

A 25-week training program in coding and team skills to begin a career in full-stack web development. Tuition deferred until placed in a job, partial scholarships and full grants also available.

"American Job Centers Pre-apprenticeship training for minorities, women, and long-term unemployed for careers in consttruction union trades.Participating unions and apprenticeships include: Carpenters, L.I.U.N.A. Construction Craft Laborers, Brick Layers, Iron Workers, Operating Engineers Local 513, I.B.E.W. Local 1 Electrical Workers, and Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 562."

At one point, ROW became part of Family Forward. As of Jan 2024, Family Forward no longer has a program called ROW or provides these specific services. Services for women who have been impacted by poverty/economic hardship, homelessness, and/or intimate partner violence. Focused on financial security, parenting classes, and educational support.

__Word on the Street: __After a trans employee came out at work, both companies have refused to use his pronouns, and have refused to put his chosen name on his ID (even after they assured him that they would). He was forced to work in an all female client home, which for him is illegal. They told him that they “can’t” change his ID until he gets his new social security card, and that he shouldn’t say anything about working in the female home because it might upset someone.

Many employment resources on this extensive website.

The BEGIN Training & Education Center (BTEC) is an innovative educational program providing various training courses with a wrap-around network of social support services. For many St. Patrick Center clients, the first step will include completing an on-site 12-week fast-track GED program prior to advancing to a training program. Emphasis is placed on collaboration with employer partners that provide practical application and experience, as well as industry certifications.

They post local jobs daily. Wide variety, including trucking, service, temp jobs, fairs.

Career Services’ list of upcoming hiring events Sorted by: Full Time Jobs, Part Time Jobs, Seasonal Jobs, Hourly Jobs

Provides job resources and online applications for restaurants, retail and department stores, pharmacies, grocery stores, and companies in many different industries. Find out what it takes to complete the online application process.

Jobs.mo.gov is the Missouri Office of Workforce Development (OWD) web site. OWD provides various workforce development and employment-related programs, products, and services for businesses and job seekers. In Missouri, OWD serves as the state agency that administers the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and Wagner-Peyser funding for job search and other employment-related activities. Missouri state website for jobs and training. The official workforce resource website for the State of Missouri. (Formerly Great Hires) Extensive job listings.

Free online courses in just about anything. Math, computer programming, grammar, science, history, SAT®, AP®, and much more.

This program aims to help those who desire such in obtaining their HiSET (High School equivalency) diploma. Services St. Louis County population between the ages of 16-23. This is part of St. Louis County Youth Programs, which include case management, food, summer camps/programs, in-school initiatives and projects, classes, life-skill development, and many other services are offered to youth in need.

Hiring events connect job seekers and employers. Individuals learn about employment opportunities and company culture. Employers meet job candidates and accept resumes directly from individuals. Career networking helps employers and job seekers expand their reach. Employers may offer on-the-spot interviews and hire qualified job seekers.

Sheltered workshop. Employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities. Sheltered workshop employing people with disabilities in St. Louis County and City. Hand assembly/custom assembly, hardware and hose assembly, connector and cable assembly, gluing, plastics assembly, semi-automatic assembly, kitting/kit building and more.

Supportive employment. Products made by hand. Provides job opportunities for people experiencing homelessness or those who are housing insecure.

Assistance for first-time home buyers and more. Cultural, Educational and Business Center (Headquarters) Missouri Work Assistance. Other Programs offered through the MET Center. Provides many resources and several locations. Provides workforce development services including job training skills and connections to job opportunities. Workforce development and many other programs offered by this long time St. Louis agency. Social, cultural, artistic, youth, economic, housing and educational programs that help to promote positive and innovative changes within the metropolitan St. Louis area. Numerous programs and initiatives. There are several Workforce Development across Missouri in Arnold, The Crossings, Ferguson, Franklin/Jefferson County, St. Charles County, and St. Louis City.

AmeriCorps St. Louis is a nonprofit based in the Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. Our Emergency Response Team (ERT) was one of the first AmeriCorps programs to exist, since the inception of AmeriCorps National Service, and has been operational every year since 1994. Our ERT program has three areas of focus: Disaster Response, Environmental Stewardship, and Wildland Fire. Responding to natural disasters when we are called is our first priority, while conservation projects are a constant part of the year. ACSTL focuses on the training and development of the next generation of public service leaders while building the capacity of partner agencies to achieve impactful community results. AmeriCorps Members serve within a 42-Member Corps for 11-month terms, earning a monthly living stipend and an AmeriCorps Education Award upon successful completion of their term. Year round recruitment.

Many programs, including HiSet classes (formerly GED), mentoring, counseling, career development, nutrition, Yoga, financial literacy and more.

Youth work towards GED while learning job skills by building affordable housing for low-income and homeless people. YouthBuild is an alternative education program for young people who have a high school diploma or GED. The primary target populations for YouthBuild are out-of-school youth and other at-risk populations ages 17-24. The program focuses on leadership development, financial literacy, and academic enhancement, technical skills training in construction, community service, and support from staff and students committed to each other's success. Every participant will have the opportunity to receive stackable, portable, and industry-recognized credentials through National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).

Alternative education, construction training, employment, and leadership.

Trains youth to be ready for high growth jobs through individualized career assessment, financial literacy and job readiness training, employment experience. Works with partner corporations to provide training and future employment. Check their website for targeted neighborhoods and to apply.

Staffing One Services is a staffing agency for the hospitality industry.

Community learning center. Computer and art labs, HiSet classes, library, a training kitchen and more.

The VA interviews homeless veterans for service-connected disability or pension benefits, if eligible. Job referral service is available through the Missouri State Employment Service.

WashU Human Resources Has jobs that do not require a college degree WashU has an official preferred name policy and good health insurance

The Missouri Job Center in Washington, part of the Division of Workforce Development, helps businesses recruit and retain a stable, skilled workforce as well as helping individuals find meaningful, long term employment.

Information on training and jobs. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Opportunity House's mission is create a St. Louis where all young people (ages 17-24) have access to safe and stable housing.

A Red Circle, founded in 2017, exists to promote community betterment in North St. Louis County through a racial equity lens. __Purpose:__ *Economic development through a racial equality lens.* __Vision:__ *To restore North County to a safe, vibrant, sustainable, and economically sound community that remains diverse.* Current concerns in North St. Louis County that impact quality of life and health are the lack of sustainable jobs, education disparities, limited healthy food access, financial pressures, low voter participation, and exposure to the arts. We approach these issues in a holistic, collaborative way – working with residents, elected officials, community leaders, volunteers, and more. A Red Circle is a tax-exempt organization with 501(c)(3) status, a proud member of the Greater North County Chamber of Commerce, and the Heartland Midwest Black Chamber of Commerce. — ### Our Projects & Programs . . __Community Wellness__ Parent Café, Healthy Mom & Babies, Mutual Aid __Healthy Food Access__ Healthy Flavor Community Garden, Healthy Community Market, North County Agricultural Education Center __Education__ Education Advocacy Team, Back to School With Books __Policy__ Serve Kids Better in St. Louis (with American Heart Association), Education Advocacy Coalition, Civic Engagement __Employment__ Food & Justice Fellowship, STL Youth Jobs Partnership __Arts__ Art in the Garden, Chosen Pathways, Drumming for Peace, Kwanzaa: The Village It Takes, Meet A Red Circle at The Muny

Homeless advocacy outreach made up of volunteers, donors, and supporters. Helping support unhoused folks specifically in Dutchtown/Gravois Park/Benton Park, and Soulard/Downtown.

Residential facility that assists pregnant homeless birthing people with shelter, goal-setting, education, employment, parenting, and permanent residence. Staff completed one trans competency training with Trans Housing Initiative St. Louis (THISTL) in November of 2024.

YouthBuild St Louis Americorps is an alternative education, construction training, employment, pre-apprenticeship, and leadership development program serving low-income St Louis youth ages 18-24.

Covenant House Missouri non-profit agency serving at-risk homeless youth living on the streets and offering them hopeOffers outreach, residential services, educational programs, job training and placement, medical services,mental health counseling.

The facility provides apartments for single women for up to two years. Personal and career development services include: Case management services, GED certification, educational and vocational assessment, counseling, job readiness training, job search and referrals, life skills. Note, when dialing 314-533-9400, press Ext. 227 for admission requirements.

New Location in East St. Louis. Both organizations provide clothing for job interviews and outfits for starting work before the first paycheck. Also, counseling and job readiness. They work with men and women who have been incarcerated, as well as other job seekers.

MO Transition Age Youth Local Engagement And Recovery. For St. Louis Area youth and young adults (ages 16-25). Services include, but are not limited to: - case management - employment/vocational support - educational support - therapeutic services - life skills development - psychiatric services 2-3 Case Workers will be assigned to every client to help with jobs, education, healthcare, housing, etc. Case Workers include at least one trained Social Worker on every team. This is a government-funded program run by BJC.

The MET Center is a strategic partnership that offers comprehensive workforce development services such as orientation/assessment, case management, Individual Employment Plan (IEP) development, and training and employment services. Also offers skill based training, which includes Career Pathways Programs, Integrated Wrap-Around Services, and supportive services through several St. Louis organizations, including the Community Colleges. Practical Nursing Program through their APPLIED TECHNOLOGY SERVICES: www.AppliedTech-Stl.com www.metcenterstl.com "314-746-0788 314-989-7570 " "6347 Plymouth Ave. 63133 12721 W. Watson Rd. Sunset Hills 63127"