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Connecting Children and Families
(401) 766-3384
Workforce Development Program builds the skills and education necessary to obtain good jobs and enhance careers. Job training, professional development, and ongoing workforce development classes are offered for high demand, high growth industries such as healthcare and food services. English as a Second Language classes are offered to improve participants’ language skills as a key step to enhancing their employability;individualized employment coaching and counseling, job search and interviewing techniques, resume writing, and career planning services;
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Center for Women and Enterprise
Classes, programs, individual consultations, business support, networking and support groups for women interested in starting their own business
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HUD South Carolina
Provides information regarding homeownership and foreclosure avoidance
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SC Housing
(803) 896-9001
Provides diverse assistance to homeowners including education and loans
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SC HELP
(855) 435-7472
Provides financial assistance to at-risk homeowners in South Carolina through the Hardest Hit fund
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Good Will Training Programs
877-LETSWRK (538-7975)
CNA training program, computer training, job hunting overview courses,
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Center for Women
843.763.7333
Women's business center, leadership institute, Ready for Work program, brown bag lunch education sessions, networking events, education (e.g. computer skills etc.)
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
(800) 616-1309
For over 30 years, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, has served as the foundation of America's national nutrition safety net, working to end hunger and improve the health of low-income people by helping families buy the food they need for a nutritionally adequate diet. In South Carolina over 100,000 households depend on SNAP each month to get the food they need for good health.
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
1-800-692-7462
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is the new name for the Food Stamp program. These benefits are used to buy food and help eligible low-income households in Pennsylvania obtain more nutritious diets by increasing their food purchasing power at grocery stores and supermarkets.
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Departamento de la Vivienda
(787) 274-2527
Provides assistance to Puerto Rican homeowners
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Administración de Vivienda Pública de Puerto Rico
(787) 759-9407
Provides public housing in Puerto Rico
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HUD Rhode Island
Provides information regarding homeownership and foreclosure avoidance
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HUD South Dakota
Provides information regarding homeownership and foreclosure avoidance
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South Dakota Housing Development Authority
(605) 773-3181
Provides affordable housing to low and moderate income South Dakotans
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My Next Move
Online Career exploration site interest testing and career information
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
605-773-3493
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps) helps low-income South Dakotans buy the food they need to stay healthy while they work to regain financial independence. SNAP benefits are not intended to cover all of a person or family’s food costs but will help with purchasing the food needed for a nutritionally adequate diet.
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