Getting people back to work
At IHS, through our Employment Services program, Hele2Work (H2W), we help people who are homeless or at-risk for homelessness to get workforce ready with these services: free business attire, resume writing, interview skills, referral to child care services, transportation help, budgeting courses, and skill development. Job coaches also provide ongoing support for clients as they transition to a new job, increasing job retention and success.
We also have provider partnerships, where providers assist clients in attaining employment and providers reach out for our help with their employees, together we work to remove barriers to success. Our team works to fill the gaps so that each client may secure and maintain employment.
To request employment services, complete this online form.
For more information contact H2W at Hele2Work@ihshawaii.org or (808) 447-2850.
PRE-VOCATIONAL TRAINING
People get hands-on experience with the Taking Root Urban Agriculture Program in which IHS clients learn aquaponic and hydroponic farming. The produce is sold at local groceries including Down to Earth and Kokua Market. Classes are held a few times a week for people who are homeless are at risk. Taking Root application can be found here.
New Leaf is a pre-vocational training program teaching participants updated skills from the Janitorial, Landscaping & Building Maintenance Industries. Participants may select one or a combination of the three learning tracks, in order to update or learn new skills that can be applied directly in today’s job market. Application for New Leaf training programs can be found here.
Upon completing these courses, participants are able to earn as they learn, or be referred to our business partners for potential hiring. Being part of Hele2Work Family means we work with our participants at their pace and help them progress through their issues.
EMPLOYER PARTNERSHIPS
Employers with job openings are encouraged to become part of our network. Our team matches clients with the right employers and assists with background checks, screenings and successful transitions to secure and stay employed.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Getting people back to work
At IHS, through our Employment Services program, Hele2Work (H2W), we help people who are homeless or at-risk for homelessness to get workforce ready with these services: free business attire, resume writing, interview skills, referral to child care services, transportation help, budgeting courses, and skill development. Job coaches also provide ongoing support for clients as they transition to a new job, increasing job retention and success.
We also have provider partnerships, where providers assist clients in attaining employment and providers reach out for our help with their employees, together we work to remove barriers to success. Our team works to fill the gaps so that each client may secure and maintain employment.
To request employment services, complete this online form.
For more information contact H2W at Hele2Work@ihshawaii.org or (808) 447-2850.
PRE-VOCATIONAL TRAINING
People get hands-on experience with the Taking Root Urban Agriculture Program in which IHS clients learn aquaponic and hydroponic farming. The produce is sold at local groceries including Down to Earth and Kokua Market. Classes are held a few times a week for people who are homeless are at risk. Taking Root application can be found here.
New Leaf is a pre-vocational training program teaching participants updated skills from the Janitorial, Landscaping & Building Maintenance Industries. Participants may select one or a combination of the three learning tracks, in order to update or learn new skills that can be applied directly in today’s job market. Application for New Leaf training programs can be found here.
Upon completing these courses, participants are able to earn as they learn, or be referred to our business partners for potential hiring. Being part of Hele2Work Family means we work with our participants at their pace and help them progress through their issues.
EMPLOYER PARTNERSHIPS