In an effort to move people beyond a crisis and onto a more self-sustaining life, Community Action of Skagit County is working to align our internal programming to move families forward. How do we do that? By providing families with tools that will help them articulate and manifest their goals in the areas of employment education and financial stability.
Job Board
The jobs listed on the Job Board are not specific to employment with Community Action of Skagit County. For job search assistance please consider joining one of our employment programs. To find out more, please contact 360-588-5724.
WorkPathways Workshop Series
Change: In a competitive job market, applicants need every advantage to be considered. In an eight-week cycle, participants and facilitators work together on résumés, cover letters, addressing interview questions and finding the right job for your skills.
Pre-registration is required. Call (360) 588-5724 for more information or to RSVP.
Ongoing Services
Landing the right job is a skill that takes practice and support. We can help build your talents and connect you with resources to get you where you want to go.
| One-on-one job coaching/career planning |
| Job readiness training |
| Job search assistance including resume, cover letter, job application, and interviewing skills |
| Short Term vocational training |
| Basic education |
Explore your next steps with us!
Please send us an email or call 360-588-5724.
To improve your employment opportunities through those services, we can connect you with the program that will be the best fit for you.
| Program | Description |
| WorkFirst | Those receiving the TANF grant through DSHS are able to participate in the WorkFirst programs.
All WorkFirst participants must be referred to Community Action staff by their DSHS case manager. |
| Supported Employment | An individual is eligible to receive Supported Employment services if they are:
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