Five Pillars of The Community Outreach Service Center
Employment
Employment Workshops
Obstacles and Barriers to Employment, Elevator Pitch, How to Talk About Your Background
Employment Services
Job Coach assist each client clients who are ready for employment with Job Leads, Job Search, Referrals, Resume Assistance and Job Retention no matter background or ability
Vocation Training
The People’s Pickles, www.thepeoplespickles.com – Community Outreach Service Center flagship social enterprise, 30-day transitional job training program for marginalized individuals who want to learn how to run a business, upskill, and receive permanent employment upon completion.
The People’s Pickles offers up sweet dill for marginalized citizens (thedenverchannel.com)
48 Hours – Monthly $100 Stipend, Re-Entry Workshop to include Forklift Certification, 8 hours work experience, digital literacy, refurbished laptop and direct employment offer upon completion.
Denver nonprofits host job workshop for formerly incarcerated jobseekers (thedenverchannel.com)
CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation) Flagger Certifications and Forklift Certifications
Digital Literacy Training
Please call to set up an appointment and get the employment help you need.
303-295-6180
Housing
Charity’s House Apartments – COSC’s first Supportive Housing program is located at 3022 Welton Street that will house 36 formerly homeless, incarcerated individuals with permanent housing.
The opening is currently set for May 2023.
Charity’s House Transitional Housing – COSC is currently taking applications for our Men’s Transitional Housing program. We provide rooms for rent that are safe and clean with Case Management and Peer Services. To apply click here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ShareFormPage.aspx?id=ryvBUbgvVUK9ZbRRMclatEFogkyc8tNGndR1gAxcmWZUOERTN0tQU1JGU0NWRzg2WFVBMkc5TFdJUS4u&sharetoken=1BshAai18bGbkL7OY7o8
COSC Housing Navigator provides help with housing referrals, rental assistance, resources, assist with VISPiDAT. Metro Denver Homeless Initiative Member.
Peer Support
Crawl, Walk, Run, Fly – Philosophy of Service
Peer Navigators – assist marginalized individuals with one on one/group mentoring and help accessing mental health/treatment options, community referrals via network then build long term relationships.
Family Reunification
Basic Needs
Clothing Bank
Food Pantry Referral
State ID’s
Birth Certificates
Haircuts
Phone
Hygiene Kits
Assistance with Navigating DHS/Peak System
Community Based Referrals
Digital Literacy
Dental, Legal and Tax Assistance
Community Wealth Building
Entrepreneur– How To Start A Business Training
Homebuyers Class
Financial Literacy for Adults
Education Programs
Project Manager Training
Youth Programs
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