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Importance of Employment programs for homeless

by Jonas Frueh Academic Writer

Employment programs for the homeless are initiatives to facilitate the people who are on the verge of becoming homeless or have become homeless due to unemployment.

These programs help the jobless acquire the proper training to efficiently perform the right job to achieve self-sufficiency and stable housing.

People who are experiencing homelessness encounter a lot of difficulties in finding stable jobs in the labor market. It has been analyzed that such people want to stay employed for a long time but being homeless causes hinderers to maintain formal employment.

They don't have a proper address to put in on their resumes or a place to prepare for the job. Moreover, they don't have a safe place to relax after the day, where they can take a shower, cook food for themselves or have a sound sleep. They are not even able to take care of themselves when they are sick.

Unemployed people with no homes to live feel embarrassed while telling the employer why they don't have an Id or bank account number or why they have written a shelter address on their resume.

Homeless employment programs provide various facilities to such individuals, such as coaching for career development, job search, and placement, addressing barriers, clothing, transportation to work, and housing navigation, including resources.

Such programs stay in touch with the individual even after getting a job to develop workplace skills like effective communication, financial planning, and career advancement.

One difficulty faced by homeless employment programs is the collection of funds to provide basic facilities to the homeless and unemployed people. These homeless assistance providers should find ways to finance their employment services for disadvantaged job seekers.

There are various types of federal, estate local, and private funding available, which can be financed creatively so that the needs can be fulfilled.


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About Jonas Frueh Innovator   Academic Writer

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Created on Jan 26th 2021 10:02. Viewed 212 times.

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