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our WorkSource Partners - Click to view each site
- Adult and dislocated worker services
- Youth (ages 16-24) services
- Skill building classes
- Independent Living Program
- Job search assistance
- Business Services - recruiting and hiring
- Unemployment Insurance
- Labor Market Information
- Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Vocational Rehabilitation
- Convener of WorkSource partners
- State and Federal Grant Funding
- Workforce development
- Sector partnerships
- Employment and training services to low-income workers 55 and older
- Building a state of inclusion for Oregonians with vision loss
- For anyone who owns or operates a business or is planning to start a business
- No-cost confidential advising
- Training and online courses that cover a wide range of business topics
- BTI’s approach to career-focused education gives students the knowledge, skills, and certifications needed to build a future in the skilled trades
- Liberal Arts and Professional Programs
- We offer support, workshops, and services designed to help participants find the right career path, prepare for and find jobs that will offer living wage careers
- Provides responsive and high quality innovative educational programs and services that promote personal and professional growth to strengthen our communities
- Provides culturally relevant services to all eligible Federally Recognized Tribal Members with disabilities that will benefit from our services that reside in our service delivery area
- Employers who select an OHDC farmworker client are hiring a carefully screened, fully supported and trained employee who has a desire to get ahead, and who wants to work hard for their employer
- Helps qualified Oregon workers who have permanent restrictions from on-the-job injuries and who are not able to return to their regular employment because of those injuries
- Help farmworkers and their dependents acquire necessary skills to either stabilize or advance in their agricultural jobs or obtain employment in new industries