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Provides free workshops that that teach financial skills, job searching, and more. Call to register for a class.

This is a 12-week course where participants and facilitators work together on résumés, cover letters, preparing for interview questions, and finding the right job.

Provides emergency food, housing assistance, a legal clinic, tax filing assistance, health insurance and Basic Food application assistance, resource navigation, and employment assistance.

The ReWA LEP Career Pathway Program encompasses employment, training, Computer Basics Workshops, ESL, and life skills services. Its overarching objective is to facilitate stable employment opportunities for refugees and immigrants participating in the program, thereby paving the way for a seamless integration experience for the entire family.

Offers employment training and vocational rehabilitation for youth and adults who are blind or have low vision.

Programs that provide access to job search, education and skills training. See website for information on how to become a member.

Empowering African immigrants and refugees in King County to achieve financial independence and career success through skills, mentorship, and resources. Program Highlights: Employment Training & Support: Job readiness workshops, certification assistance, case management, and retention services. Economic Empowerment Tracks: Entrepreneurial Support Financial Literacy Driving License Assistance Certified Nursing Assistance (CNA) Training Digital Literacy Workshops Workshops & Engagement: Bi-monthly workshops on job seeking, financial literacy, and more, plus ongoing 1:1 case management. Outreach & Partnerships: Culturally tailored outreach, community events, and collaborations to connect participants to vital resources.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

The Center for Strong Families Initiative helps Pierce County residents experiencing low and/or fixed-incomes build financial security through financial coaching, job training, and other connected services.

Provides play and learn groups, resource navigation, employment support and training, parenting classes, and a weekly legal clinic.

Job searchers in Seattle can get free in-person or virtual tutoring from Tutor.com with a Seattle Public library card or Library Link number & PIN. Live English, Spanish & Vietnamese tutors are available. Virtual tutors can assist with job applications, cover letters & resumes.

Offers vouchers for clothing and approved household items. Clients must be income eligible and be a resident of Skagit County. Families can also get assistance with applying for food benefits and accessing services.

This agency offers many services to help job seekers find work, which include assessments, job listings, referrals, hiring events, résumé and application assistance, as well as Internet access for job searches.

Provides diapers, emergency food, clothing, resource navigation, job search assistance, and rental/utility assistance when available.

Programs that provide access to job search, education and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants. See website for details.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

The Swinomish Workforce Development Program supports community members by offering career pathways, youth education opportunities, business incubation, and personalized financial coaching.

Provides diapers, wipes, emergency food, school supplies, clothing, job search and resume help, play and learn groups, and resource navigation.

Goodwill's Employment Connection Center is a free, walk-in job search assistance program helping job-seekers create resumes, prepare for interviews, and provides access to community resources and information.

Provides employment readiness services to low-income to families in Clark County through job training, work experience, and individualized assistance.

Helps prepare immigrants for work in their communities through job placement, workplace education and training, financial literacy training, economic empowerment and resiliency, and ongoing career counseling.

Programs that provide access to job search, education and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants.

Offers free job training and education programs in-person and online. See website for details.

Offers housing support, rental and utility assistance, resource navigation, and job assistance.

This organization offers programs that provide access to job search, education, and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants.

Provides diapers, formula, baby clothing, emergency food, rent and utility assistance (depending on funding), employment help, and a teen parenting group.

This is a free online eligibility screener for employment and training programs at community colleges around the state. Eligible students may then apply for funding and learn the steps to start a training program.

Various employment agencies assist individuals with creating or updating a resume, interviewing skills, and job search assistance. Check the calendar online for times when this service is offered.

Free career/job readiness workshops on topics including resumes, job finding, interviewing, and more. Call, visit site, or come in-person to learn about upcoming workshops.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

Offers free job training and education programs in-person and online. See website for details.

Offers moms and kids facing homelessness the resources and tools needed to become safe and stable, leaving homelessness behind forever. Including housing stability, behavioral health, workforce development, financial budgeting, and child & youth services.

The Family Development Program offers case management for low income families. Provides assistance with topics like education, employment, health, housing stability, parenting, and financial management.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

Offers electronic access to job search, education and skills training. Also offers a locator tool to help you find your local office and in-person support. Some programs are limited to eligible participants. See website for details.

Provides case management and other parent/caregiver resources centering for East African immigrant and refugee families. Specific resources include rental assistance, employment assistance, and health navigation. Please call for more details.

This organization offers programs that provide access to job search, education, and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants.

Learn more becoming a paid caregiver in Washington State, including the types of caregiving roles available, required training, and employment options. More information about caregiving roles, training, and ways to work as a caregiver can be found at https://caregivercareerswa.com/.

Access Pierce is a resource navigation center that connects families living in Pierce County with housing, food, childcare, healthcare, employment, transportation, and behavioral health services. Call to get connected to services.

Offers free job training and education programs in-person and online. See website for details.

Offers free job training and education programs in-person and online. See website for details.

The Workforce Development Program offers Puyallup Tribal members structured pathways to employment through hands‑on work experience, job‑readiness support, and coordinated placement within tribal departments and partner organizations. Services include 240‑hour employment placements, extended training opportunities, and specialized programs such as Clean Our Rez and Cemetery Maintenance, all designed to build skills, strengthen work history, and prepare members for long‑term career opportunities. Staff also assist with resumes, interview practice, computer skills, and obtaining required certifications to ensure members enter the workforce confident and prepared.

The Center for Strong Families Initiative helps Pierce County residents experiencing low and/or fixed-incomes build financial security through financial coaching, job training, and other connected services.

The Center for Strong Families Initiative helps Pierce County residents experiencing low and/or fixed-incomes build financial security through financial coaching, job training, and other connected services.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

Provides help with with job searching, online application assistance, resumes, and general employment preparation with jobs at Seatac. Also provides a job training program (BFET) for those who receive Basic Food assistance.

Supports comprehensive employment and training activities while helping clients get the trainings and certifications needed to build a sustainable career.

Offers employment case management, technology classes, and access to WorkSource Programs among other wraparound and education services. Serves adults living in South & SE King County. (Primarily; Kent, Des Moines, Auburn, Maple Valley, Covington). Renton Technical College offers in-person English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for adult learners with beginning proficiency levels (ESL 0–2)

Basic Food Employment & Training (BFET) assist federally funded Basic Food (SNAP) participants gain skills, training or work experience to increase their ability to attain a living wage career. BFET services are available from all WA State community and technical colleges as well as many community based organization (CBO) providers including the Employment Security Department (ESD).

Services include refugee resettlement, immigration legal services, English and cultural orientation classes, early childhood programs and navigation, and employment services.

DVR is a statewide resource assisting people with disabilities to prepare for, secure, maintain, advance in, or regain employment. DVR partners with organizations and businesses to develop employment opportunities. DVR serves people who seek meaningful, secure employment but whose disabilities may result in one or more barriers to achieving an employment goal.

Provides assistance with job related costs, job readiness training, skill building, and job searching for individuals receiving Basic Food benefits.

Ventures provides free or low cost access to business training, capital, coaching and hands-on learning opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs with limited resources.

Provides employment and training programs aim to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to secure employment and succeed in their chosen career paths. To qualify, a client must have worked in agriculture for the last 2 years and meet income requirements.

This agency offers programs that provide access to job search, education, and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants.

Real Change offers an immediate, low-barrier work opportunity and caring community. Meeting people where they are, without judgement, and supporting each other in reaching personal and professional goals. Vendors are self-employed, earning an income by selling the weekly, award-winning Real Change newspaper. They also have access to services including case management, food assistance, service referrals, medical and veterinary care, mailboxes, a computer lab, and so much more.

WorkFirst supports training and education for low-income parents who are recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).

WE SERVE: Job seekers across Washington State—whether you're currently unemployed, employed but looking for better work, a youth planning your career, a veteran, someone who has been laid off, or a person seeking to change careers or improve skills. WE PROVIDE: Job search help and career guidance, including writing and improving resumes and cover letters, practice interviews, advice on career planning, job referrals, and access to computers and technology. We also provide training and skills development through on-the-job training, apprenticeships and internships and retraining programs. OTHER: Services are completely free and generally available to anyone seeking employment support. Some specialized programs—like retraining or financial allowances—may ask about your background or current status. You can learn more by attending the WorkSource orientation and meeting with a specialist .