contact with the criminal justice system at Southern District of CT Iron some point. Workers JATC Union 424 Restrictions: Must be age 17 or older; must 15 Bernhard Road, New CT have photo identification, birth certificate 06473 or a social security card. Will work with Phone: 203-562-4116 clients to obtain necessary documentation. Electricity JATC, NECA & Local #90 Referral/ Drop In: Drop-in hours are M-F 2 North Plains Industrial Road, 9:00 am to 2:30pm Wallingford, CT, 06492 Can You Apply Before You Leave Prison? Phone: 203-265-3820 Fax: 203-265- No, but individuals in hallway houses are 6875 welcome to apply. Apply in person only. Website: Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Transportation Assistance: Bus tokens are Workers Achieving Gainful Employment available for SAGA recipients. Participants (WAGE) receive two tokens per day. 55 Church Street, Suite 404, New Haven, CT 06519 Connecticut Apprenticeship System 203-764-8440 Phone: 860-263-6085 Email: Web: Population Served: Referral required from one of the organizations in the Community Administers Apprenticeship programs Services Network (CSN). Contact the CSN publishes a list of all apprenticeship Resource Center at 203-974-7082 for help. sponsors. Contact Sponsors directly to learn more details about a particular Progressive vocational program serving apprenticeship. See the list at: those with severe and persistent mental illness and/or substance abuse. The strengths- based model capitalizes on individual’s desire for autonomy and Union Building Trades Apprenticeship independence by focusing on providing Coordinators clients with competitive job replacements in Website: the community. Services include situational assessments, job development & job Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee coaching. Goals for all clients are tailored to (JATC) programs offer apprenticeships in their interests, hopes and dreams. trades that may lead to full-time union employment. Contact individual program Workforce Alliance about applying. 560 Ella T. Grasso Boulevard, New Haven, Southern District Roofers, CT 06519 Waterproofers & Allied Workers Phone: 203- 867-4030 JATC Local Union 12 15 Bernhard Road, New CT formerly incarcerated individuals with 06473 employment training and support services. 203-772-2565 Fax: 203-772- Partners include New Haven Police 2574 Department, Adult Probation and Parole,
contact with the criminal justice system at some point. Restrictions: Must be age 17 or older; must have photo identification, birth certificate or a social security card. Will work with clients to obtain necessary documentation. Referral/ Drop In: Drop-in hours are M-F 9:00 am to 2:30pm Can You Apply Before You Leave Prison? No, but individuals in hallway houses are welcome to apply. Apply in person only. Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Transportation Assistance: Bus tokens are available for SAGA recipients. Participants receive two tokens per day. Connecticut Apprenticeship System Phone: 860-263-6085 Web: Administers Apprenticeship programs publishes a list of all apprenticeship sponsors. Contact Sponsors directly to learn more details about a particular apprenticeship. See the list at: Union Building Trades Apprenticeship Coordinators Website: Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC) programs offer apprenticeships in trades that may lead to full-time union employment. Contact individual program about applying. Southern District Roofers, Waterproofers & Allied Workers JATC Local Union 12 15 Bernhard Road, New CT 06473 203-772-2565 Fax: 203-772- 2574 Southern District of CT Iron Workers JATC Union 424 15 Bernhard Road, New CT 06473 Phone: 203-562-4116 Electricity JATC, NECA & Local #90 2 North Plains Industrial Road, Wallingford, CT, 06492 Phone: 203-265-3820 Fax: 203-265- 6875 Website: Workers Achieving Gainful Employment (WAGE) 55 Church Street, Suite 404, New Haven, CT 06519 203-764-8440 Email: Population Served: Referral required from one of the organizations in the Community Services Network (CSN). Contact the CSN Resource Center at 203-974-7082 for help. Progressive vocational program serving those with severe and persistent mental illness and/or substance abuse. The strengths- based model capitalizes on individual’s desire for autonomy and independence by focusing on providing clients with competitive job replacements in the community. Services include situational assessments, job development & job coaching. Goals for all clients are tailored to their interests, hopes and dreams. Workforce Alliance 560 Ella T. Grasso Boulevard, New Haven, CT 06519 Phone: 203- 867-4030 formerly incarcerated individuals with employment training and support services. Partners include New Haven Police Department, Adult Probation and Parole,
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