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DOES at DC Superior Court - 500 Indiana Ave, NW Room 120-B 20001<br />

(202) 879-0456<br />

Oscar Griggs, Program Manager<br />

(18 yrs +) Registration site for more comprehensive services available at DOES One-<br />

Stop Centers (see intro to this chapter for center locations). Job counseling, skills<br />

assessment and referrals for DC residents (not a job bank). Mon, Wed and Thurs<br />

8:30am to 5pm<br />

DOES Office of Youth Programs - 4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE 20019<br />

(202) 698-3991, (202) 741-5871<br />

Thenne Freeman, Director of Youth Programs<br />

Employment and training for youth (14-21 yrs). Programs provide youth with valuable<br />

skills training and a supplemental income. Need: birth certificate, social security card<br />

and proof of DC residence and income.<br />

Summer Employment for DC Youth - 4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE 20019<br />

(202) 698-3991, (202) 741-5871<br />

Thenne Freeman, Program Director<br />

DC youth (14-21yrs) do not enjoy the guarantee of a summer job. The time frame to<br />

apply for youth summer employment is January 24 - February 15 th , 2014. Youth must<br />

register online and must have an exclusive email address (email address cannot be<br />

shared with someone else). Applicants undergo 2 personal screenings before being<br />

awarded a summer job. First, the completed application is screened by DOES for<br />

placement suitability. Second, the application is forwarded to the respective employer<br />

who again screens the youth for aptness with that organization.<br />

Out of School Program - 4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE 20019<br />

(202) 698-3991, (202) 741-5871<br />

Thenne Freeman, Director<br />

Youth (16-21) who are out of school and need assistance obtaining and securing a<br />

marketable skill. Offers employability workshop, GED preparation, vocational skills<br />

training. Participants gain entry level employment in construction trades, hospitality,<br />

emergency medical. Starting salary $7.25 to $11 per hour depending trade.<br />

In School Program - Youth (14–18) in grades 9 through 12. Academic enrichment,<br />

work-readiness, leadership development and life skills training to improve student’s<br />

capacity to transition from high school to independence.<br />

Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) - 4058 Minnesota<br />

Avenue, NE 20019 (202) 698-5700, Fax (202) 698-5646<br />

Margaret Wright, Director<br />

55 years + part-time employment and/or on-the-job training for clerical and home<br />

health aides and work site manager. Employment hours limited to 20 hours per week.<br />

Mon-Fri 8:45am to 4:45pm<br />

Transitional Employment Program (Project Empowerment) - 4058 Minnesota<br />

Avenue, NE 20019 (202) 698-5797<br />

Charles Jones, Program Manager<br />

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<strong>Adult</strong> Resource <strong>Directory</strong>: <strong>2013</strong><br />

Community & Confinement Access Guide

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