Employment, Education, and Life Skills

GED programs, digital literacy, and vocational training.

Lack of ID, transportation, criminal records, and gaps in experience.

School continuity, tutoring, and graduation supports.

Wage subsidies, tax credits, and supportive workplace practices.

Managing income, banking access, credit repair, and saving.

Skills development, apprenticeships, and employer partnerships.

Cooking, cleaning, health care navigation, and tenancy skills.

Moving beyond entry-level jobs toward sustainable careers.

Guidance from people with lived experience of homelessness.

Time management, teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution.