BRIDGES provides GED training, life skills courses, career development and parenting workshops.
For more information:
Online: http://www.bridgesusa.org/gedlifeskills
Call: (901) 452-5600
Address: 477 N. Fifth St., Memphis, TN 38105
#GED
DeNeuville Learning Center
DeNeuville guides women from all backgrounds in learning skills needed to make positive choices for themselves and their families. Offers classes in computer studies, GED Preparation, English as a Second Language, job readiness and search assistance, money management, parenting, anger management classes and arts and crafts such as sewing and cake decorating.
For more information:
Online: https://dlcmemphis.org
Call: (901) 726-5902
Address: 190 S. Cooper St., Memphis, TN 38104
#GED #ESL #Exploration
Juvenile Intervention & Faith-Based Follow- Up (JIFF Ministry)
JIFF’s Learn to Earn (LTE) program addresses the high level of unemployed, unskilled, undereducated, out-of- school youth and young adults ages 16-21, especially young offenders. One of their programs includes GED completion and career readiness.
For more Information:
Online: www.jiffyouth.org
Call: (901) 522-8502
Address: 254 S. Lauderdale St., Memphis, TN 38126
#Youth #GED #Unemployment
Centerstone
Centerstone offers mental health and addiction recovery services, as well as vocational and workplace support for
individuals who need help with finding work opportunities due to mental health.
For more information:
To learn more about Centerstone’s employment services
Online: https://centerstone.org/service/vocational-and-workplace/
To find a location near you, visit https://centerstone.org/locations/?state=tennessee&service=vocational-and-workplace&type&q&r=200
or
Call 1-877-HOPE-123
#mentalhealth #recovery #jobs
United Way of Roane County
Roane County United Way fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community.
For more information:
Online: https://unitedwayroane.org/
Call: (865) 882-7711
#Roane County
Day Reporting/Community Resource Centers
As part of the Public Safety Act of 2016, the Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) implemented Day Reporting/Community Resource Centers which serve as alternatives to incarceration by placing eligible participants in structured and intensive outpatient programs.
In order to be eligible for the program, the participant must be under the supervision of TDOC’s Community Supervision, have at least 2 years left on probation supervision, and/or have substance use concern.
For a list of Center locations, visit:
Online: https://www.tn.gov/correction/redirect—rehabilitation/day-reporting/day-reporting-community-resource-center-locations.html