Job Training

Project JumpStart Training

Since 2006, Project JumpStart has been a leading pre-apprenticeship/job readiness training program, delivering comprehensive classroom and hands-on training for Baltimore City residents. Our students receive job placement assistance, certifications in CPR, First Aid, and OSHA 10 safety standards, as well as essential safety training, professional development, financial coaching, driver's education, and individualized wraparound support, including case management. Contact Ms Jackson at 410-821-0351 ext. 115 or [email protected]

Seventy Times Seven

Wellness Mission

Seventy Times Seven

Ex-Offender Program

Workforce training; substance use, residential housing for those in substance use program

Sheppard Pratt Health System

Vocational Services - Baltimore

South Baltimore Station

For veterans-housing and workforce development- contact James Hardy [email protected] or at the number below.

Substance abuse treatment, residential, inpatient treatment. Men only. No severe mental health illness. No sex offenders.

St. Vincent de Paul

Front Door-offers rapid re-housing and shelter services for families experiencing homelessness in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.

Rapid re-housing and shelter diversion program, coupled with intensive case management and short-term rental assistance, serving 150 families and individuals in Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Call for eligibility.

St. Vincent de Paul

Culinary training classes form every month-No High School Diploma or GED required, and no criminal background checks. For more information about classes and eligibility requirements, call (410) 982-0855 or email us at [email protected].

Drop-in employment resource program for adults experiencing unemployment or underemployment. Services include job preparedness, job leads and linkages to employment programs, internships and skill training programs. Free.

Station North Tool Library

The Station North Tool Library offers affordable access to tools, skills training, and workspace.

The Station North Tool Library (SNTL) offers introductory home repair and maintenance classes, as well as woodworking, metalworking, craft, and other repair classes. Scholarships are available to anyone facing a financial barrier. Members can also use the shop spaces on their own projects during open hours; membership is sliding scale based on income. Come learn a new skill, brush up on old ones, or just unwind and get creative. SNTL is a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone regardless of age, identity, or past experience.

STEP UP

Available to those on pre-trial release, probation to the District Court, and voluntary participants. Referrals to community partners who specialize in training for employment in varying fields. General job training; resume building, interviewing, and communication skills. Specialized training in construction, food, solar panel training and plumbing. Programs are offered by the courts relative to the needs and experience of the individual. Graduation ceremonies are held quarterly for those working at least 30 days.

The Cavanagh House

Learn a trade: sewing, upholstery, fashion apparel

The Cavanagh House is a 501c3 free trade and paid apprenticeship program for women and men, 17 and older, in need of financial stability and independence. We train individuals in the trades of upholstery, sewing and product manufacturing. No skill set is required. We have two locations: 1100 Wicomico St in Baltimore City and 350 Main Street in Reisterstown.

The Lazarus Rite Inc.

Earn money and benefits while obtaining skills training. Apprenticeships include Automotive Mechanic, Electrical Mechanic, Housing Inspector, Instrumentation Technician, Maintenance Technician, Operations Technician, Tree Trimmer and Utilities Installer and Repairer. Must have a GED or High School Diploma.

The Theodore House Inc.

Job training, career training, mentor and mentee recruitment and training, continuing mentor and mentee support, conflict resolution and mediation services, employment skills assistance, GED/college connections, financial literacy, computer skills, parenting skills, legal aid (child support and custody issues), food, clothing, and transportation assistance.