The City of Orlando lists job openings for City positions. They are on their job portal. You must apply online. Computers are available at City Hall. They are in the human resources office. You can use them to apply for a job with the City. Please call or go to the website to learn more.

The Source helps men, women, and children who have nowhere else to go. They provide a range of services to the homeless within the community. All services are free of charge.

Services include:

• Assistance obtaining birth certificates, photo ID’s and other legal documents
• Employment opportunities
• Job referrals for temporary, part-time and full-time work
• Personal advocacy for individual rights
• Post Office Box and mail services
• Telephone and message services

Please call or visit website for more information.

Goodwill runs a community career center. It provides resources for job seekers. It also offers everything that is needed for a job search. The services are also available virtually. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Services Include:

• Certification Programs
• Interview Skills
• Resume Assistance
• Targeted Programs
• Training Programs

Designed for those individuals who are ready to work but need help with resume development, interview skills and finding jobs. Call 727.821.4819 to learn more information.

The LCAA offers a wide range of community service programs. This is for people in Lake County who need some help. Please call or go to the website to learn more.

Available Programs Include:

Connections works with those who are seeking employment. They can help you with job search skills. They offer computer training and one-on-one job counseling. They can help with resume review and preparation, job leads, and interview clothing. All services are free and there is no charge to area employers who wish to post openings with them.

This group has a culinary training program. It is for qualified at-risk and economically disadvantaged adults. The program gives culinary and life skills training. It can help you pursue a sustainable career in the food industry. It is a 16-week program and it is free.

Please call 407.295.1066 or click HERE to go to the website to learn more.

The Fresh Start Program is a 4 week class. It will help women and men 18 yeas and older with support and tools for academic and personal goals.

Fresh Start Program will help with:

• Build confidence and self-esteem
• Develop financial awareness and personal planning
• Develop personal awareness
• Explore career and educational options
• Learn healthy coping skills
• Learn job search tools
• Master the art of finding, obtaining, and keeping a job
• Offered on an as-needed basis is a 30 hour evening class called WAND (Women Achieving New Directions) to help individuals find career focus.

Please call for more information.