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Employment Services – Office of Community Services (OCS) The Office of Community Services (OCS) assists Hawaii’s low-income, immigrant and refugee populations to overcome and alleviate workforce barriers to economic self-sufficiency through an array of community-based programs and services. OCS primarily contracts and administers program services on behalf of the State and Federal governments.
OCS allocates funds using a competitive purchase of services process unless the funding source authority directs the award to specific organization(s). OCS currently administers two employment-related programs: the Employment Services Program for Low-Income Persons (ES-LIP) and Legal Permanent Residents (ES-LPR), both of which are funded by the State of Hawaii.
The objective of these programs is to enable participants to successfully obtain or increase and maintain employment for a minimum of 30 days. The programs are administered jointly. They help participants define their career goals, provide financial literacy, help them search for relevant job openings, prepare resumes, practice interviewing, and learn how to stay employed.
Both programs provide funding for short-term technical training in such fields as Certified Nursing Assistant, phlebotomy, commercial driver’s licensing, and others through recognized third-party agencies. The ES-LPR program also offers English as a Second Language refresher training.
Both programs serve low-income individuals in Hawaii whose household income is at 185 percent or below the United States Federal Poverty Guidelines for Hawaii. The ES-LPR program serves permanent residents who are lawfully present immigrants residing in Hawaii, including Compact of Free Association (COFA) migrants and other non-citizens who are eligible to work in the United States.
ES-LIP: The Employment Services for Low-Income Persons program serves low-income individuals in Hawaii at a household income of 185 percent of or below of the most current United States Federal Poverty Guidelines for Hawaii . This service population may include legal permanent residents who do not need additional assistance provided through the ES/LPR program.
ES-LPR: The Employment Services for Legal Permanent Residents program serves legally permanent residents, which are lawfully present immigrants residing in Hawaii, Compact of Free Association (COFA) migrants, and other non-citizens who are eligible to work in the United States whose household income is at 185 percent or below of the United States Federal Poverty Guidelines for Hawaii.
Through the program, eligible participants will be assisted with job preparation, job placement, and job maintenance. If applicable, eligible participants will be assisted with certification or training that is required for participants to attain their desired job from a third-party. If you are interested in enrolling in Employment Services, please contact the agency in your respective county.
The agencies that are currently providing employment services are: Employment Services for Low-Income Persons (ES-LIP) and Legally Permanent Residents (ES-LPR) County Agencies Contact Person Email Phone Number Hawaii Goodwill Ray Saludares [email protected] (808) 443-5870 Honolulu Parents and Children Together Kim Golis-Robello [email protected] (808) 847-3285 Honolulu Honolulu Community Action Program, INC. Robin Fakaosi [email protected] (808) 521-4531 Honolulu Child Family Services Eydie McNicoll [email protected] (808) 681-1520 Kauai Child and Family Services Kimberly Acierto [email protected] (808) 821-2520 Maui Maui Economic Opportunity, INC. Cassi Yamashita [email protected] (808) 243-4359 OCS is currently soliciting input from prospective providers for the 2022 Program Year.
The Request for Proposal can be found here . 9 Office of Community Services (OCS) ‘Okú ke fie maʻu tokoni ʻi ha lea fakafonua ʻe taha? Temau kumi haʻo taha fakatonulea taʻetotongi.
Telefoni ki he (808-586-8681) ke fakahā mai ʻa e lea fakafonua ʻokú ke lea aí. You have the right to an interpreter at no cost to you. Office of Community Services (OCS) Gakinahanglan ka ba ug tabang sa imong pinulongan?
Amo kang mahatagan ug libre nga maghuhubad. Tawag sa (808-586-8681) aron magpahibalo kung unsa ang imong sinulti-han. You have the right to an interpreter at no cost to you.
Office of Community Services (OCS) Bạn có cần giúp đỡ bằng ngôn ngữ khác không ? Chúng tôi se yêu cầu một người thông dịch viên miễn phí cho bạn. Gọi (808-586-8681) nói cho chúng tôi biết bạn dùng ngôn ngữ nào.
You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) คุณต้องการความช่วยเหลือทางด้านภาษาหรือไม่ ทางเราจะจัดหาล่ามฟรีให้คุณ โทรที่เบอร์ (808-586-8681) และบอกเราว่าคุณพูดภาษาอะไร You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) Kailangan ba ninyo ng tulong sa ibang lengguwahe? Ikukuha namin kayo ng libreng tagasalin.
Tumawag sa (808-586-8681) para sabihin kung anong lengguwahe ang nais ninyong gamitin. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) ¿Necesita ayuda en otro idioma? Nosotros le ayudaremos a conseguir un intérprete gratuito.
Llame al (808-586-8681) y diganos que idioma habla. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) E te mana’o mia se fesosoani i se isi gagana? Matou te fesosoani e ave atu fua se faaliliu upu mo oe.
Vili mai i le numera lea (808-586-8681) pea e mana’o mia se fesosoani mo se faaliliu upu. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) Kwoj aikuij ke jiban kin juon bar kajin? Kim naj lewaj juon am dri ukok eo ejjelok wonen.
Kirtok (808-586-8681) im kwalok non kim kajin ta eo kwo melele im kenono kake. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) 다른언어로 도움이 필요하십니까? 저희가 무료로 통역을 제공합니다.
(808-586-8681) 로 전화해서 사용하는 언어를 알려주십시요 You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) 貴方は、他の言語に、助けを必要としていますか ? 私たちは、貴方のために、無料で 通訳を用意で きます。電話番号の (808-586-8681) に、電話して、私たちに貴方の話されている言語を申し出てください。 You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) Masapulyo kadi ti tulong iti sabali a pagsasao? Ikkandakayo iti libre nga paraipatarus.
Awaganyo ti (808-586-8681) tapno ibagayo kadakami no ania ti pagsasao nga ar-aramatenyo. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) Makemake `oe i kokua i pili kekahi `olelo o na `aina `e? Makemake la maua i ki`i `oe mea unuhi manuahi.
E kelepona (808-586-8681) `oe ia la kaua a e ha`ina `oe ia la maua mea `olelo o na `aina `e. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) En mi niit alilis lon pwal eu kapas? Sipwe angei emon chon chiaku ngonuk ese kamo.
Kokori (808-586-8681) omw kopwe ureni kich meni kapas ka ani. You have the right to an interpreter Office of Community Services (OCS) 您需要其它語言嗎？如有需要, 請致電 (808-586-8681) , 我們會提供免費翻譯服 (Traditional) 您需要其它语言吗？如有需要,请致电 (808-586-8681) , 我们会提供免费翻译服务 (Simplified) You have the right to an interpreter at no cost to you.
Office of Community Services (OCS) 您需要其它語言嗎？如有需要, 請致電 (808-586-8681) , 我們會提供免費翻譯服務 (Traditional) 您需要其它语言吗？如有需要,请致电 (808-586-8681) , 我们会提供免费翻译服务 (Simplified) You have the right to an interpreter at no cost to you.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Legally permanent residents and other lawfully present immigrants residing in Hawaii, including COFA migrants, with household income at or below 185% of federal poverty guidelines. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Employment Services Program for Legal Permanent Residents (ES-LPR) is funded by Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Office of Community Services (OCS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Hawaii. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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