Job opportunities
Work is part of getting back on your feet
We help people find job opportunities and get ready to take them — and we want to hear from employers who are hiring.
Looking for work?
A steady paycheck is what turns a rough season into a memory. But looking for work while you are in crisis is its own full-time job — and most of the advice out there assumes you have a permanent address, a working phone, and a clean slate.
We start from where you actually are. Call or text us, tell us what kind of work you are looking for and what is in the way, and we will help however we can.
Call (281) 258-3899
Job leads we hear about
Employers and people in the community tell us when they are hiring. Tell us what kind of work you are looking for and we will point you toward what comes across our desk.
The paperwork part
Putting together a simple resume, filling out online applications, printing something you need — the ordinary steps that are genuinely hard to do without an address, a printer, or a computer.
Getting ready for the interview
A practice run through the questions, and honest advice about how to talk about a gap in your work history. You are not the first person to ask us.
A GED, if that is the barrier
If the job you want requires a diploma you never got, our GED classes are the place to start. Plenty of people do both at once.
For employers
Hiring? We know people who are ready to work.
If your business has openings — full time, part time, seasonal, day labor — tell us about them. We will pass them straight to people who are looking, and we will be honest with you about who we think is a fit.
Giving someone a first chance, or a second one, is one of the most useful things a business can do for this community. It costs you nothing to let us know.
Tell us what you are looking for
Whether you need a job or you have one to offer, start here and someone will get back to you.