The program is open to Homeless Veterans living on the street, shelters or transitional housing and those who are at-risk of homelessness who are interested in improving their skills and becoming employed and self-supporting.
Services:
- Housing referrals will be made for those who need a place to live.
- Vocational assessment identifies skill levels and possible careers of interest.
- Career counseling can identify roadblocks to employment, make referrals to resources and training and assist you with the job search.
- Computer Training will help you bring your skills up to date so that you may better compete in today’s electronic workplace.
- Electronic Labor Market Information Training can help you identify a career and find a job.
- Job Readiness Training teaches you to write a resume and post it online, interview well and learn the latest electronic job search techniques.
- Support Service may be available to assist you with transportation, work clothing, tools or other work-related expenses.
- Referrals to the VA for benefits will be made for those who may be eligible for a wide variety of financial benefits. We will also assist you in determining what other benefits you may be qualified to receive.
- Job Development and Placement Services are offered to all Veterans at no cost.
Eligibility:
Veterans must be “Other than Honorable” or above. Proof of Veteran status and eligibility (DD214) and current ID and Right to Work documentation required.
For more information, please call:
- August Balilo (619) 266-4247
- Tabatha Trotter (619) 266-4281
Location:
At the South Metro Career Center
Phone: (619) 266-4247
Fax: (619) 264-7361
4389 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92113
Want to join this program?
Complete the Program Interest Form
Funding Source:
The HVRP receives 100% funding by the U.S. Department of Labor in the amount of $1,065,150 over a 3-year period