Employment

Community Technology Initiative
220 Green St, 2nd Floor
Albany, NY 12202
Phone: (518)434-6107
T.H.E Center
200 Green St
Albany NY,12202
Phone: 810-0132
Fax:(518)445-0634
Website: www.ctinewyork.org/index.html
Contact: Sandy Paben, Executive Director
Hours: 9-5
Area(s) Served: Albany
Other Services Offered: Advocacy, Counseling, Education, Employment, Information and Referral
We offer Career Planning Services, GED classes, Computer Training, Work Experience, Job Skills Training as well as Counseling services. Our 200 Green St location has internet accessible computers, phones, and a fax for your independent job searches. Assistance available for drop-ins and by appointment.

Northeast Career Planning

28 Colvin Ave., Albany, NY 12206

Phone:(518) 438-3445 (Albany) or (518) 273-0818 (Troy)

Fax: (518) 453-9096 (Albany), (518) 273-7119 (Troy)

Website

Program Name: Vocational Services, Supported Education, IPRT(Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation Treatment)

Eligibility Requirements: adults with a disability who are in treatment with a medical or mental health provider and other criteria specific to each program

Fees: None

Hours: M-F 8:30am to 4:00pm

Area(s) Served: Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady, Saratoga

Other Services Offered:  NCP offers a variety of programs to assist adults with all types of disabilities with their work goals.  We offer programs specifically designed to work with adults with a mental health diagnosis to find and maintain work, supports to further their education or training, and programs for pre-employment job readiness and coping skills development. Call NCP for more information on which program may best meet your needs.

Women’s Employment and Resource Center

175 Central Ave 3rd Floor Albany, NY 12206

Additional Location: 255 River St., Lower Level, Troy, NY 12180

Phone:(518)462-7600 ext. 184

Email: info@cdwerc.org

Website: www.cdwerc.org

Contact: Intake Specialist x184

Eligibility Requirements: Displaced Homemakers have lost their primary source of income due to divorce, sepa­ration, widowed, job loss or disability of a partner, or pending the loss of Public Assistance benefits.

Fees: None

Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm

Area(s) Served: Capital District

Other Services Offered: Education, Employment, Information & Referral.

The Women’s Employment Resource Center (WERC) advances women’s success in the workplace by building their economic and personal independence. The Center has pro­vided quality workforce development service to over 4,800 women since 1988, helping them successfully find or improve their employment. Program participants receive career counsel­ing, computer skills, workforce preparation training, job placement, and ongoing support­ive follow-up.

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