Phyllis Smith+FollowEugene Nonprofit Scores Big for Job TrainingDid you know old electronics can help people land jobs? NextStep Recycling in Eugene just scored an $8,000 grant from the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation to brighten up their training center and launch a new tech certification program. They teach grads with special needs how to take apart and refurbish computers—and even gift them one at the end! Now, they’re expanding to help more folks boost their resumes and job skills. Love seeing community support in action! #JobCareer #Eugene #JobTraining00Share
Judith Dickson+FollowHow Diana Sanchez doubled her pay in LADiana Sanchez went from working 80+ hours a week at two minimum-wage jobs to earning over $30 an hour as an ironworker—all thanks to a local apprenticeship program. Now, she finally has time for her kids and a shot at a brighter future. Programs like the Flintridge Center in Pasadena are helping people break out of survival mode, offering real job skills, union benefits, and a path to stability. It’s not just about better pay—it's about reclaiming your life. What do you think: Should more cities invest in these kinds of training programs? #Relationships #LosAngeles #JobTraining10Share
Kaitlyn Page+FollowIndy Parks job training changes livesA paid job training program in Indianapolis is opening doors for young adults, offering not just skills but real career opportunities with Indy Parks. Participants, ages 17 to 24, earn while they learn—starting at $14 an hour and finishing at $16. Graduates like Aniyah Cottingham and Mars Anderson-Wust have turned their internships into dream jobs, from wildlife conservation to animal care. This isn’t just about a paycheck; it’s about building futures and giving back to the community. Would you or someone you know benefit from a program like this? Let’s talk about how hands-on training can shape our city’s future! #JobCareer #IndyParks #JobTraining00Share
