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  When COVID hit, LifeWorks classes were underway at seven sites in Orange County with plans to add two more … Continue reading “COVID Generates Innovation and New Partners”

  Fall 2019 graduate Eglin Ayson was not the ‘typical’ LifeWorks participant and that’s what inspired him to continue to … Continue reading “JP Graduate Serves as JP Ambassador”

  The Spring LifeWorks session saw record enrollment in short term skills training classes at Valencia College. Students seized the … Continue reading “Enrollment in Accelerated Skills Training Breaks Records During COVID”

As we enter our 20th year of service to the Orlando area, we are preparing for a record-breaking year. With … Continue reading “Record-Breaking Year”

  Jobs Partnership is proud to announce another new site for LifeWorks training. Starting this year, we will be delivering … Continue reading “New Site in Parramore”

  It is with great joy that we move closer to launching a new site for our 12-Week LifeWorks Class! … Continue reading “New Site Serving Washington Shores and West Lakes”

  Paul grew up in South Florida when crack cocaine made its debut in the 1980’s. Years earlier, his father … Continue reading “Paul Del Favero – 2011 LifeWorks Graduate”

  By age 19, Fabian knew that there was no future for him in his native Venezuela. He saw the … Continue reading “Fabian Tamayo – 2006 LifeWorks Graduate”

  At the tender age of nine, family members began abusing Sharon and robbed her of her youth. At twelve … Continue reading “Sharon Parker – 2007 LifeWorks Graduate”

That famous opening quote from Charles Dicken’s Tale of Two Cities could well have been written today. I recently attended … Continue reading ““It Was the Best of Times…It Was the Worst of Times…””

Nicole joined The Jobs Partnership team with a clear understanding of our mission in action. She has volunteered in every … Continue reading “Introducing Nicole Millard – JP Development Officer”

Of Florida’s 7.5 million households, 14.5 percent lived in poverty in 2015 and another 29.5 percent were ALICE. Combined, 44 … Continue reading “44% of Working Florida Families Struggling to Survive”