纽约市可以帮助您寻找工作、维持就业并培养技能以扩大您的机会。 还提供工人保护服务。
我能得到什么帮助？
如果您正在寻找可以帮助您准备工作的工作或资源，请探索Working NYC 。 这是一个易于使用的网站，其中包含就业和培训列表。 它还提供实习、写作课程和高中同等学历（以前的 GED）课程。
如果您正在寻找适合您的经验和技能的工作，请参阅WorkForce1 。 他们有计划帮助纽约人准备和连接所有行政区和许多不同行业的工作。
如果您是正在寻找工作、实习或职业培训的年轻人，纽约市青年和社区发展部 (DYCD) 可以提供帮助。 访问DYCD页面或发现 DYCD了解更多信息。
如果您的残疾或健康状况使您难以参与工作、教育或培训活动，纽约市人力资源管理局 (HRA) 可以提供帮助。 致电 212-331-4640 寻求帮助或访问HRA 的职业服务页面了解更多信息。
如果您有残疾并正在寻找工作， ACCES-VR 可以提供帮助。 他们帮助残疾人实现和维持就业。 要申请，您必须患有影响您获得、保持或晋升工作的能力的残疾。 在ACCES-VR网站上了解有关资格以及如何申请的更多信息。
如果您目前正在接受现金援助并希望提高工作技能， HRA 的职业服务可以提供帮助。 他们与客户一起寻找与他们的技能、需求和职业目标相匹配的机会。 提供高中同等课程、成人识字课程和 ESL 课程。
How do I get started?
- Go to Access NYC and fill out a short online survey. The survey results will let you know what City benefits you’re eligible for, including some of the ones listed here. Follow the instructions on the result page to apply for benefits. You can also email your results to City staff at your child’s school or your shelter for help.
- Speak to City staff who can help. In schools, there may be an STH Community Coordinator or STH School-Based Liaison who can answer questions. If your child’s school doesn’t have those roles, reach out to the school’s regional manager. In a shelter, speak with a social worker, case manager, or family assistant.
- Gather your documents. You may need certain documents to apply for services. Common ones include proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of income. Don’t let missing documents keep you from applying. City staff can help you replace missing documents.
Undocumented immigrants can access many city services, regardless of their status. City employees will not ask about immigration status unless it is necessary to do their jobs. They must keep information about immigration status confidential.
纽约市提供哪些福利和计划？
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College and job prep for juniors and seniors in high school
Learn & Earn
Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD)
Learn & Earn is a year-round program for high school juniors and seniors at risk of dropping out of school. The program provides academic support, college application assistance, work readiness training, service-learning, and leadership activities, as well as a paid six-week summer internship.
Employee sick and family leave
Safe and Sick Leave
Work | Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP)
NYC employees have legal rights to paid and unpaid leave, including expanded rights under City and State laws. You can take unpaid and paid leave, depending on your circumstances and the type of employer you work for, to care for yourself or family members impacted by COVID-19.
Financial growth training for NYCHA residents
NYCHA Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability
Work | NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA)
REES helps NYCHA residents improve their financial futures through hiring events, job training, financial literacy education, and programs on starting a business.
Free job prep service
Workforce1 Career Centers
Work | NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS)
Workforce1 Career Centers help New Yorkers prepare for and connect to jobs across NYC’s five boroughs.
Get text messages with new job openings
Text 2 Work
Work | NYC Human Resources Administration (HRA)
TXT-2-WORK sends you text messages with new job openings. Many pay above minimum wage and you can choose to get alerts from areas of work that you are interested in working.
Internships for high school and college students
NYC Ladders for Leaders
Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD)
The program offers paid professional summer internships to high school and college students. Employers include leading companies, non-profits, and government agencies in New York City. The program also provides job support and prep.
Job assistance for public housing residents
Jobs Plus
Work | NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA)
Jobs Plus is an employment program for working-age NYCHA residents. It helps participants find work and keep more of their earned income. Jobs Plus offers job-related services, help with finances, and community support.
Job training and employment for low-income youth ages 16-24
Train & Earn
Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD)
Train & Earn is a short-term program for low-income youth (ages 16-24) who are not working nor in school. Youth can get training to improve their job skills and find permanent work, as well as HSE prep.
Job training and placement for older adults
Older Adult Employment Program
Work | NYC Department of the Aging
The Older Adult Employment Program helps adults 55 and older prepare for and find work while paying them. Older adults get trained to use computers, look for work, write resumes, and more. Career counselors are also there to give advice.
Job training programs and resources from the City
WorkingNYC
Work | NYC Mayor’s Office of Workforce Development (WKDEV)
WorkingNYC (https://working.nyc.gov/) is New York City’s front door to programs that help you prepare for and find a job. Find the programs that are right for you, figure out if you’re eligible, and learn about the next steps to apply.
Paid summer job experiences for youth
Summer Youth Employment Program
Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD)
NYC youth who are 14-24 years old can get paid job experience and career exploration opportunities every summer.
Volunteering and skill-building for older adults
Silver Corps
Work | NYC Department for the Aging (NYC Aging)
Silver Corps is an AmeriCorps-funded program operated through NYC Aging. It provides older adults with volunteer assignments at a partner organization. Participants are connected to training, and/or credentialing to secure employment.
