Other Programs
Job Training and Readiness Program
WEE helps our clients achieve economic self-sufficiency through comprehensive employment seeking and retention services. Many refugees and immigrants arrive in the U.S. with limited job histories and non-transferable skills, making it difficult to find employment. To break down barriers to employment, WEE offers Job Readiness Training.
Participants receive:
We also provide employment case management to our clients who are unemployed or underemployed and are experiencing housing
instability.
Our services include:
Participants receive:
- Resume and cover letter preparation assistance
- Job search assistance
- Interview preparation
- Overview of U.S. work culture
We also provide employment case management to our clients who are unemployed or underemployed and are experiencing housing
instability.
Our services include:
- Job search and placement assistance
- Job retention services, such as mediation and conflict-resolution
- Transportation assistance
- Referrals to help clients meet their basic needs
Housing referral services
Refugees and immigrants are a nearly invisible part of Revere’s homeless community, in large part because few end up on the streets or in shelters. Instead, most find temporary space with family or community members. High rents, low wages, and limited English language skills make it especially difficult for refugees and immigrants to find and keep housing. With stable housing, refugees and immigrants can focus on improving their lives through education and job training.
Community services and involvement
WEE provides assistance to help struggling families meet their most basic needs including: food, clothing, and hygiene items.
