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Employment & Training Program

Empowering Individuals to Achieve Career Success

At The HELP Center, we are committed to empowering individuals with the skills and resources they need to achieve economic independence. Our Employment and Training Program is specifically designed for helping individuals develop skills to succeed at work.

Our Reach

Serving Communities across Tenenssee, North Carolina and Iowa

Serving communities in both Nashville, Tennessee and Charlotte, North Carolina, our pantries offer a diverse selection of food options to support a balanced diet and ensure that no one in our service areas goes hungry.

Through our Employment and Training Program, participants gain access to work readiness training, vocational skills development, and job placement assistance tailored to meet the needs of the dynamic labor market. Our curriculum includes a wide range of courses designed to equip individuals with the hard and soft skills and vocational training necessary to secure and maintain gainful employment.

Construction Manager
Serving Tennessee

Our SNAP Employment and Training is specifically designed to help low-income individuals in Nashville develop the skills and support needed to succeed in the workforce.

Bookstore Associate
Serving North Carolina

​In partnership with More Than a Job-NC, The HELP Center offers a hybrid SNAP E&T Program, combining in-person and virtual services to help recipients gain skills, training, and support for lasting employment and self-sufficiency.

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Sanitizing Surfaces
Serving Iowa

Our SNAP Employment and Training Program, in parntership with Iowa, is specifically designed virtually for helping SNAP recipients in Iowa develop skills to succeed at work.

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Pathways to Employability

Preparing Individuals for Success
in the Workplace

Work Readiness Training at The HELP Center provides meaningful assistance to low income individuals, helping to improve their ability to get a job. Activities include skill assessment and educational remediation services that prepare individuals for the workforce.

SNAP E&T
Module Overview
 
The Building a Foundation Module is designed as the initial step in the Pathways to Employability Program at The HELP Center. For 7 days, participants will engage in a self-paced learning experience that provides them with essential skills, knowledge, and the right mindset to embark on their professional journeys. This module integrates theoretical concepts with practical exercises, including reflective journaling on daily learnings and progress and a 1:1 Case Management session, ensuring participants are well-prepared to build a solid personal and professional foundation.
The HELP Institute

Preparing Individuals for Success
in the Workplace

Providing individuals with the hands-on training and essential knowledge needed to succeed in today’s competitive workforce. Through a blend of industry-focused curriculum, practical skill-building, and individualized guidance, participants gain the confidence and capabilities to advance their careers and achieve long-term employment success.

SNAP E&T
Course Overview

The SMART Maintenance Technician course developed in collaboration with the START and AHLEI Credentialed Maintenance Technician Training Program, is designed to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to thrive as maintenance technicians in the hospitality industry. The course is self-paced and accessible for up to six months from the date of enrollment, allowing participants to complete it at their convenience. This program includes line-level virtual training, a comprehensive workbook, and integrated case management.
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  • What are your hours of operation?
    The HELP Center’s food pantry is now accepting new registrations and continuing scheduled pickups Monday-Wednesday from 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM. Please be aware that we are closed daily from 1:00 PM to 2:05 PM. Our hours of operation may vary based on availability, deliveries, and other operational needs. To ensure we’re open, please call ahead before visiting.
  • Who is eligible to receive food from The HELP Center’s Food Pantry?
    Our pantry services are available to individuals and families facing food insecurity, including those with low or no income. Eligibility may be based on household size and income guidelines. As a TEFAP partner, we follow federal requirements for qualification.
  • Is there a cost for the food?
    No. All food provided through The HELP Center’s Food Pantry is completely free of charge to eligible participants.
  • Do I need to bring any documents?
    Yes. Please bring a valid photo ID and proof of address. If you are enrolling for the first time, you will be asked to complete a brief intake form.
  • How often can I receive food assistance?
    Participants can typically access food once per month, depending on availability and program guidelines. Emergency provisions may be provided on a case-by-case basis.
  • Can someone pick up food on my behalf?
    Yes. An authorized representative may pick up food for you with prior approval. A completed proxy form and proper identification will be required.
Have a Question About Employment & Training?

Frequently Asked Questions

Our goal is to ensure transparency and accessibility, making it easier for individuals to navigate our offerings and take full advantage of the tools and guidance provided. Whether you are exploring vocational training options, work readiness preparation, case management support, or seeking to partner with our program, this section serves as a valuable starting point.

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