Job Corps
Free career training with housing, meals and basic medical care for eligible young people.
Official page: jobcorps.gov
Free Job Help and Job Training in New Hampshire
Free job training and work help in New Hampshire: Job Corps for ages 16 to 24, workforce programs at CAPHR, VA and Harbor Care help for veterans, and 211 NH.
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What is Job Corps and who can join?
Job Corps is a free program that offers career training. Students are generally 16 through 24, low income, and ready to succeed. It says housing, meals, basic medical care and a living allowance are at no cost to you. Call 800 733 5627.
Official page: jobcorps.gov
Is there job training in Manchester or Rockingham County?
CAPHR lists workforce services such as WIOA, Career Advancement Services and English for New Americans. The office is at 40 Pine Street, Manchester. Call 603 668 8010 or 800 322 1073 and ask what you qualify for.
Official page: caphr.org
I'm a veteran. Is there job help?
The VA's Health Care for Homeless Veterans program lists job training, life skills and education for veterans who are homeless or at risk. Harbor Care lists employment support for veterans too. Call the VA call center at 877 424 3838.
Official page: va.gov/manchester-health-care/health-services/homeless-veteran-care
Where can I use a computer or phone to look for work?
The Concord Homeless Resource Center offers phone and computer access, a mailing address, and help with ID and vital documents. It is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 11:30 am, and Tuesday and Thursday, 1 pm to 4 pm. Call 603 290 3375.
Official page: concordhomeless.org/get-help
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Who to call in New Hampshire
Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
Community Action Partnership (CAPHR)
WIOA, Career Advancement Services and English for New Americans in Hillsborough and Rockingham counties.
Official page: caphr.org
VA Health Care for Homeless Veterans, Manchester
Job training, life skills and education for veterans who are homeless or at risk. Contact through the program page.
Official page: va.gov/manchester-health-care/health-services/homeless-veteran-care
Harbor Care
Employment support, housing and other help for veterans.
Official page: harborcarenh.org
Concord Homeless Resource Center
Phone and computer access, mail and ID paper help.
Official page: concordhomeless.org/get-help
211 NH
Ask about job and training programs near you. Open 24 hours.
Official page: 211nh.org
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