Getting a paycheck is good, but what’s better is getting a paycheck for work you love. Exploring what you want to do begins by asking yourself some important questions:
- What do you enjoy doing?
- What have you been told you’re good at?
- What skills do you know you have?
- What interests you?
- What jobs require those skills and include those interests?
- What do you want to be doing three years from now?
While you’re exploring the job market, take a look at these training and employment services available to you.
Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation (602) 252-9445
Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development Program (602) 264-6035
Jewish Family and Children Service Job Training and Skills Program (602) 279-0084
Job Corps (800) 733-5627
Friendly House (602) 257-1870
Goodwill Job Training and Career Services (602) 535-4444
Maricopa Skill Center (602) 238-4300
Arizona Call-A-Teen Youth Resources (ACYR) (602) 252-6721
Arizona Women’s Education and Employment (AWEE) Program
Central Phoenix (602) 223-4333
North Central Phoenix (602) 371-1216
Yavapai County (928) 778-3010
Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) (602) 256-6945
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation (602) 252-8494
MesaCAN (Community Action Network) (480) 833-9200
St. Joseph the Worker (602) 417-9854
Arizona Common Ground (602) 914-9000
Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development Program (602) 264-6035
Jewish Family and Children Service Job Training and Skills Program (602) 279-0084
Job Corps (800) 733-5627
Friendly House (602) 257-1870
Goodwill Job Training and Career Services (602) 535-4444
Maricopa Skill Center (602) 238-4300
Arizona Call-A-Teen Youth Resources (ACYR) (602) 252-6721
Arizona Women’s Education and Employment (AWEE) Program
Central Phoenix (602) 223-4333
North Central Phoenix (602) 371-1216
Yavapai County (928) 778-3010
Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) (602) 256-6945
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation (602) 252-8494
MesaCAN (Community Action Network) (480) 833-9200
St. Joseph the Worker (602) 417-9854
Arizona Common Ground (602) 914-9000