JINGLE BELL RUN PAY RENT DONATE NOW Menu EMPLOYMENT SERVICES We Help Individuals Build Their Futures Through Employment ADULT JOB + FINANCIAL AID SERVICES Community Employment Services are designed for those individuals who are ready to work but need help with resume development, interviewing skills and finding jobs. Job Support Program provides TANF recipients with assessments, counseling and vocational services needed to obtain and maintain employment. Supported Employment Demonstration provides employment and mental health services to people who have been denied Social Security Disability benefits. This is accomplished using the evidenced-based Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Supported Employment Practice Model. ADULT JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program provides Veterans in Pasco County who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness with training, job development and job placement services that result in obtaining successful employment. Housing referrals and support services are secondary goals. Support Services for Veteran Families provides supportive services for Veterans and their family members with low or no income in Charlotte, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas and Sarasota Counties. The primary focus is to provide assessment, job development and job placement services that are designed to achieve competitive employment opportunities. Supported Employment Services provides staff who work as Employment Consultants, developing jobs with local employers and then placing consumers in positions that best suit their aptitudes and interests. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES About Boley Centers’ Youth Employment Program Boley Centers’ Youth Employment Program began over 15 years ago with the City of St. Petersburg funding the Summer Youth Intern Program. The program helped provide young people in high school and college the opportunity to earn much needed funds, teaching them valuable work skills and work ethics. The success of the program led the City to fund the After School Youth Employment Program which works with high school interns within the City of St. Petersburg. In 2016, the Juvenile Welfare Board added a third sector of the program that operates throughout the entire year and covers all of Pinellas County. Collectively, the three programs have the capacity to serve 335 young people and their families. READ WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING APPLICATION DEADLINES Summer Youth Intern Program February 1 through May 15. APPLY NOW After School Youth Employment July 1 through August 15. APPLY NOW JWB Youth Employment Program Year-round on availability. APPLY NOW TEEN JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES Summer Youth Intern Program (SYIP) Funded by the City of St. Petersburg, serving youth ages 16 – 21 who live in the city limits. The program is 8 – 10 weeks long between June and August and the interns work 30 hours per week. This year, the program is serving 160 interns. After School Youth Employment Program (ASYEP) Funded by the City of St. Petersburg, serving youth ages 14 – 18 who live in the city limits. The interns work 15 hours per week after school and on the weekend. The program operates throughout the school year and serves approximately 40 interns. For the SYIP and ASYEP, interns earn minimum wage and the employers are only responsible for paying $4.65 per hour. The balance of their wages is paid by the grant along with workers’ compensation and employee taxes. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES JWB Youth Employment Program (JWB YEP) Funded by the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County, serving Pinellas County School System students ages 15 through graduation. The program operates throughout the entire year and has a capacity of 185 youth. The interns work up to 15 hours per week during the school year and up to 30 hours per week during the summer break. Boley Centers’ JWB YEP works with employers of all sizes, from large corporations such as The Humane Society, to franchises such as McDonald’s and Taco Bell, as well as independent entrepreneurs. The program presents a winning situation for these employers and the youth. Employers benefit when they employ JWB YEP Interns because they get willing workers at only $4.65 per hour. The balance of their wages is paid by the grant along with workers’ compensation and employee taxes. In addition to income, the interns gain experience, improved self-esteem, and an understanding of how education impacts professional choices. Employing YEP Interns helps our community. OTHER EMPLOYERS To become a JWB YEP Employer, complete the Employer Agreement 2021, Job Order Form 2021 and W-9 form and fax to 727-528-8511. Young people who are interested in becoming a JWB YEP Intern should contact the nearest office for assistance: St. Petersburg 445 31st St., N. 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