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Reentry employment services

We help people find work as they leave the justice system and reenter the community.

How we can help

Finding employment can help you regain stability when you leave the justice system.

We can help you find work and prepare for employment through:

  • Career assessment
  • Job placement
  • Vocational training and opportunities
  • Employment workshops
  • Resume writing help
  • Hiring events
  • Barrier removal

Our programs

Read our Catalog of Reentry Services to learn more about our employment programs.

CASC employment services (Goodwill Industries)

The CASC is San Francisco’s Specialized Job Center for Reentry Employment Services. In partnership with Goodwill Industries, the CASC offers clients:

  • Career assessments and job placement
  • Individual career development plans
  • Vocational training and opportunities
  • Employment workshops
  • Computer lab
  • Resume help
  • Hiring events
  • Barrier removal services

Eligibility: Justice-involved adults in San Francisco.

For more information, contact: Steve Adami 415-489-7308

Citywide Employment Program (UCSF)

The Citywide Employment Program is for SFAPD clients case managed at the CASC who have behavioral health challenges.

Eligibility: SFAPD clients with behavioral health challenges.

For more information, contact: Steve Adami 415-489-7308

Prison to Employment (P2E) Pipeline (Goodwill Industries)

P2E strives to connect with individuals in the San Francisco County Jail and set them on an employment pathway that meets their reentry, career, and financial needs.

Eligibility: Justice-involved adults in the SF County Jail.

For more information, contact: Steve Adami 415-489-7308

CASC Specialized Job Center for Reentry Employment (Goodwill Industries)

The CASC Specialized Job Center provides access to:

  • Job placements and retention services
  • Barrier removal
  • Computer skills
  • Employment readiness training.

The program also offers participants access to a broader array of reentry services funded by San Francisco Adult Probation Department.

Eligibility: Any justice-involved adults in San Francisco.

For more information, contact: Steve Adami 415-489-7308

Interrupt, Predict, And Organize (Arriba Juntos and Young Community Developers)

Interrupt, Predict, and Organize (IPO) is a violence prevention and workforce development initiative. IPO offers:

  • Case management
  • Career development
  • 12 months of subsidized employment

Eligibility:

  • Referrals are made exclusively by San Francisco Adult Probation Department, the San Francisco Police Department, and the Street Violence Intervention Program (SVIP), and community partners.
  • Candidates must be 18 – 35 and have past or present involvement in the justice system.

For more information, contact: Destiny Pletsch 415-241-4265

Back 2 Work Program (San Francisco Conservation Corps)

The Back 2 Work program provides 12 month of subsidized employment with Caltrans. The paid transitional work experience and wrap-around services are designed to help participants transition to full-time unsubsidized employment within 12 months.

Eligibility:

  • Priority is given to justice-involved people ages 18-26 years old.
  • Justice involved adults over 26 will be considered.

For more information, contact: Steve Adami 415-489-7308