THURSDAY APRIL 15 10AM – ONLINE EVENT
Homebridge is a nonprofit caregiver organization leading the way in modern in home care using mobile app-based scheduling and communication.
Now hiring for Homecare and Supportive Services for Adults.
For more information on this and other Employer Spotlights, please contact Keisha Carter at kcarter@successcenters.org
TUESDAY APRIL 20 10AM – ONLINE EVENT
Cheetah is the world’s first Restaurant Supply App. Restaurants feed the cities, we feed the restaurants.
Now hiring Drivers and Warehouse Associates.
For more information on this and other Employer Spotlights, please contact Keisha Carter at kcarter@successcenters.org
THURSDAY APRIL 22 10AM – ONLINE EVENT
California Department Of Corrections And Rehabilitation is looking to recruit individuals who want to make a difference.
Now Correctional Officers.
For more information on this and other Employer Spotlights, please contact Keisha Carter at kcarter@successcenters.org
TUESDAY APRIL 8 10AM – ONLINE EVENT
Looking to work with kids? This is your chance to find the best career fit for you!
ChildCare Careers provides fully qualified and pre-screened teachers, assistant teachers, and site directors to child care centers, preschools, and before & after school programs.
For more information on this and other Employer Spotlights, please contact Keisha Carter at kcarter@successcenters.org
LOCATED AT THE EETC 1245 HOWARD ST, SF
Open Enrollment All Year Round
Are you interested in getting your high school diploma or G.E.D?
We help you with eduction, barrier removal, one-on-one tutoring, vocational training and much more!
To enroll, contact Teandra Johnson at
tjohnson@successcenters.org (415) 688-7979
Orientation Every Thursday at 10am
FREE 16-week pre-apprenticeship training program featuring hands-on instructions on building homes, equipment, support from case managers, GED/HS diploma classes, transportation assistance, and much more
Must attend an orientation to enroll
Call for more info: (415) 575-0423
For Youth ages 18-24, check out Youth Build
Click here to register online.
For more info: contact mrinaldi@successcenters.org
Robin Sohnen, Chief of Innovation and Arts for Success Centers, has announced her retirement as of June 2021. In 1998, she founded Each One Reach One (EORO) to address escalating rates of incarceration among young people of color. She served as Executive Director for more than 20 years…
COMMUNITY ACTION GRANT CYCLE 4 Applications NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD. APPLICATIONS DUE: Monday November 30th.
The Navigation Center in Lower Polk is the first of its kind for youth experiencing homelessness in San Francisco. In addition to shelter, it will provide medical and mental health services, workforce development support, and connection to paid career training opportunities.
It begins in 2010, when Tyrone Mullins, a public housing resident in San Francisco’s Western Addition, realized the city’s new zero-waste ordinance could be an opportunity to help the environment while…
In December 2020, Success Centers was named among the recipients of a grant and participation in Microsoft Corp.’s competitive community skills grant program to support professional skills development programs for the community….
We have a great new friend in Lowe’s! Well known as a leader in home improvement, Lowe’s is equally active in supporting the local community. Recently, they donated 50 beautifully lighted Christmas trees to Success Centers, which we have distributed to our clients throughout the Bay Area.
We are skilled at working in the community, but did you know that many of us are also accomplished artists and performers? Find out for yourself at Success Centers’ first-ever talent show! Our hard-working staff members will demonstrate personal talents perfect for getting you in the holiday mood.
COMMUNITY ACTION GRANT CYCLE 3 Applications NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD. APPLICATIONS DUE: Monday November 30th.
Working at Success Centers as a Service Coordinator comes naturally to me. I have a passion for helping others, and I have helped residents with a variety of things: making phone calls on their behalf regarding social security, medical care, child support, or student loans; inquiring about food bags; signing up families for backpack giveaways and school supplies; and more.
We’re hiring youth ages 18-24 to work as our Career Navigator Intern and Community Hub Initiative Tutor Intern. Click to read the full job descriptions.
