Need assistance? Apply online before traveling. The administrative/warehouse address is not open for walk-ins or onsite services.

Pillar 03

Workforce & Youth Development

From need to self-sufficiency: practical learning, career support, mentorship, and opportunities for young people and adults.

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Career*Learning Center

Tools for personal and professional growth

Programs may be onsite, event-based, partner-led, or dependent on funding. Contact FGF for current enrollment and availability.

01

Career Readiness

Resume help, job searches, application support, digital skills, and access to computer stations.

02

Onsite Job Training

Hands-on learning, trainee pathways, and community-based work experience as opportunities are available.

03

Financial Literacy

Partner-led education that helps participants build stronger money-management habits.

04

Literacy & Educational Readiness

Books, learning projects, computer access, and activities that encourage reading and lifelong learning.

05

Youth Development

Educational resources, activity assistance, mentorship, and service-learning opportunities.

06

Transportation Support

Limited transportation resources for eligible trainees, potentially including bicycles or temporary transit assistance.

Career*Learning Center

Tools for personal and professional growth

Entry-level hiring partners

Certification organizations

Financial literacy trainers

Mental health counselors

Educational institutions

Volunteer mentors

Volunteer your skills

Feeding GA Families is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. IRS EIN 81-4028052. Food assistance may be available nationwide; housing, workforce/youth development, and other vital-resource services are countywide or statewide and depend on funding, eligibility, inventory, and capacity.