Open toolbar Skip to primary navigation EN ES Working Together, Changing Lives Home Services 2-1-1 Employment & Training About Us Employment & Training Where success begins! SERVICES 2-1-1 Information & Referral Employment & Training Meals On Wheels Transportation FIND US AT WORKSOURCE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE ENROLLING JOB SEEKERS! Just click the APPLY NOW button, fill out the form, and a Career Development Counselor will contact you through the process. APPLY NOW EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS WIOA ADULT Assists low income adults with career guidance, vocational training, on the job training and work readiness skills. WIOA DISLOCATED WORKER Helps laid off workers get back to work through career guidance, job training and updated job seeking skills. WIOA YOUTH Supports youth and young adults ages 16-24 with education completion, career guidance/exploration, work readiness and work experience opportunities. COMMUNITY JOBS Connects parents receiving TANF to work and educational opportunities. DIVERSION PROGRAM Partnership with the City of Yakima to connect low level, repeat offenders to work and life skills that keep them from re-offending. WORKSOURCE SERVICES Helping job seekers find the right employment opportunity BASIC FOOD EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING (BFET) Assists individuals receiving Basic Food with job search and training to attain living wage jobs. OPPORTUNITY PARTNERSHIP Connects Yakima Valley College opportunity grant recipients with mentors and internships in their field of study. DVR PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRANSITION SERVICES Prepares eligible high-school students with work readiness skills to transition to post high school life. We are now open to the public during regular business hours. People For People is an equal opportunity agency and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY #711 WIOA Adult Training Program Your path to employment starts here! FIND US AT WORKSOURCE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE ENROLLING JOB SEEKERS! Is it hard to find jobs that pay enough to live on? Do you want to find a career where you can grow? Let us help you! Just click the APPLY NOW button, fill out the form, and a Career Development Counselor will contact you through the process. APPLY NOW The WIOA Adult Training Program provides comprehensive employment and training services that will lead to career pathways, employments and financial self-sufficiency. SERVICES One-on-One career planning and coaching Financial assistance for tuition, books, tools and emergencies Work-based learning Training opportunities QUALIFICATIONS Age 18-72 Low income In need of job skills Priority of service to veterans, TANF recipients, and those lacking a GED or HS diploma COMMUNITIES SERVED Yakima Ellensburg Sunnyside Toppenish Goldendale Stevenson White Salmon FIND US AT Yakima 509-248-6727 Ellensburg 509-925-5311 Goldendale 509-969-6322 Goldendale Training Center 509-907-5402 Stevenson 509-654-0688 Toppenish 509-902-3035 Sunnyside 509-248-6726 White Salmon 509-281-1381 White Salmon Learning Center 509-985-4143 We are now open to the public during regular business hours. People For People is an equal opportunity agency and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY #711 Dislocated Worker Program Let us help you get back to work! FIND US AT WORKSOURCE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE ENROLLING JOB SEEKERS! Were you laid off because your company closed, or your job went away? Are you having trouble getting back to work? Let us help! Just click the APPLY NOW button, fill out the form, and a Career Development Counselor will contact you to explore how we can help. APPLY NOW The Dislocated Worker Program provides career and training services to individuals who: have lost their jobs through no fault of their own, are unlikely to return to their previous industry or occupation and are eligible for, receiving or have exhausted their unemployment benefits. The program offers services designed to help these individuals obtain quality employment in in-demand industries. SERVICES Financial assistance for tuition, books, tools and emergencies One-to-one career coaching Resume building Job search strategies ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Receive (or eligible for) unemployment Laid off at no fault of your own, not likely to return to work or Meet the definition of a displaced homemaker FIND US AT Yakima 509-248-6727 Ellensburg 509-925-5311 Goldendale 509-969-6322 Goldendale Training Center 509-907-5402 Stevenson 509-654-0688 Toppenish 509-902-3035 Sunnyside 509-248-6726 White Salmon 509-281-1381 White Salmon Learning Center 509-985-4143 We are now open to the public during regular business hours. People For People is an equal opportunity agency and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY #711 Youth Program Your future starts here! FIND US AT WORKSOURCE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE ENROLLING JOB SEEKERS! Just click the APPLY NOW button, fill out the form, and a Career Development Counselor will contact you to explore how we can help. APPLY NOW Unemployed? Out of school? Do you need help getting your GED? Are you interested in a paid work experience? Do you need skills to get a good job? WE OFFER GED Job training Work experience Certification programs Tuition assistance and more QUALIFICATIONS 16-24 years old In-School and Out-of-School Low income/unemployed WA State ID holder and resident FIND US AT Yakima 509-248-6727 Ellensburg 509-925-5311 Goldendale 509-969-6322 Goldendale Training Center 509-907-5402 Stevenson 509-379-4709 Toppenish 509-902-3035 Sunnyside 509-248-6726 White Salmon 509-379-4709 White Salmon Learning Center 509-985-4143 We are now open to the public during regular business hours. People For People is an equal opportunity agency and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY #711 Workfirst Programs Gain job skills and experience through a variety of work readiness programs! The WorkFirst Program is Washington State’s welfare-to-work strategy. It is based on the belief that everyone has abilities needed in today’s workforce with work as the foundation building block to assist families to get off welfare. Washington initiated the WorkFirst Program in August 1997 to help low-income families become self-sufficient by providing employment services, training, child care, and other support services necessary for parents to get a job, keep a job and move up a career ladder. COMMUNITY JOBS (CJ) PROGRAM Provides paid work experience and educational opportunities for TANF parents who are seeking work. Community Jobs is a full-time WorkFirst activity that provides paid temporary employment to parents who have multiple barriers. This a great program for parents who need time to stabilize their lives while preparing to go to work. Work assignments are 20 hours per week and provide opportunities for parents to gain job skills in a structured, supervised work environment. Parents will also attend 10 hours of educational activities that are designed to help build basic skills or prepare for the GED; attend job training classes or participate in approved life skill classes. The Community Jobs program also provides case management to ensure parents gain access to services that will lead to unsubsidized employment. CAREER JUMP Private sector job placement. Wages paid during initial training on the job. Career Jump is an expansion of Community Jobs and includes private sector placement options to support the career interests of WorkFirst parents. The design of the program includes a commitment from the employer to hire the parent after approximately 6 weeks of experience and training on the job . OTHER USEFUL LINKS www.WorkSourceWa.com – Links to Washington State one-stop resources for job seekers and employers www.CareerBridge.wa.gov – Search occupations, labor market demand, colleges www.StartNextQuarter.org – For individuals seeking to attend a community college Employer Services Help your business. Help our community! FIND US AT WORKSOURCE YOU CAN GIVE SOMEONE AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET BACK TO WORK AND CHANGE THEIR LIFE. Employers can help enable employees to gain exposure to the working world and its requirements. Worksite training experiences help employees acquire the personal attributes, knowledge, and skills needed to obtain a job and advance in employment. YOU WILL Grow your workforce Save time and money Help your community by getting people back to work. WE WILL Reimburse 50% of the wages while in training 1-2 month paid interns Assistance with required tools COUNTIES SERVED Kittitas Klickitat Skamania Yakima FIND US AT Yakima 509-248-6727 Ellensburg 509-925-5311 Goldendale 509-969-6322 Goldendale Training Center 509-907-5402 Stevenson 509-654-0688 Toppenish 509-902-3035 Sunnyside 509-248-6726 White Salmon 509-379-4709 White Salmon Learning Center 509-985-4143 Proud partner of the American Job Center network. WIOA Title I funding provided under the direction of the South Central Workforce Council. We are now open to the public during regular business hours. Basic Food Employment & Training Opening the doors to your future! IF YOU RECEIVE BASIC FOOD ASSISTANCE, WE CAN HELP! 509-248-6727 MONDAY – FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM SERVICES Career counseling Job search Resume & cover letter writing Certifications needed for work Upgrading your computer skills Childcare Transportation COUNTIES SERVED Yakima Klickitat Skamania We are now open to the public during regular business hours. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Community Diversion Program Connecting participants to work and life skills with the goal of ending the cycle of repeat criminal offenses! GET CONNECTED AND GET ANSWERS SIMPLY CALL 2-1-1 MONDAY – FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM The Diversion program is a partnership with the City of Yakima to connect low level, repeat offenders to work and life skills that keep them from re-offending. ELIGIBLE OFFENSES chronic criminal justice system users misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor offenses arising out of Yakima Municipal Court, if defendant qualifies REQUIREMENTS perform community service hours complete goals We are now open to the public during regular business hours. Proud partners: DSHS, Comprehensive Healthcare, Merit Resources, People For People, Triumph Treatment Services, Yakima Neighborhood Health, Office of Neighborhood Development Services. Goldendale, Stevenson, White Salmon Learning Center Your door to the future! FIND US AT WORKSOURCE ENGAGING OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH AND ADULTS WHO NEED BASIC SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT. Come meet our staff and take a tour! Please call to schedule an appointment in your area. FOCUS AREAS GED Life skills Basic skills for work COMMUNITIES WE SERVE Goldendale Stevenson White Salmon FIND US AT Stevenson 509-281-1381 Goldendale 509-969-6322 Goldendale Training Center 509-907-5402 We are now open to the public during regular business hours. People For People is an equal opportunity agency and provider of employment and training services. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY #711 Title VI Policy ADA Policy DBE Program Comment/Complaint Service Areas Employee Login People For People is an equal opportunity employer and provider of employment and training and other services. It is People For People’s policy to assure that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, or sex, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise discriminated against under any of its federally funded programs and activities. Any person who believes his/her Title VI protection has been violated may file a complaint with People For People’s Human Resource Coordinator. For additional information regarding Title VI complaint procedures and/or information regarding our non-discrimination obligations, please contact the Human Resource Coordinator 509-248-6726. This material can be made available in an alternate format by emailing People For People’s Human Resource Coordinator at jrodriguez@pfp.org or by calling 509-248-6726. Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing may make a request by calling the Washington Relay Service at 711. Home Office: 304 W. Lincoln Ave. Yakima, WA 98902 | P: 509-248-6726 | F: 509-249-4287 © People For People 2021. All rights Reserved Learn more Cookie settings ACCEPT