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Job seekers can find different resources in LA County AJCCs, and many of them are available here. The virtual offerings include access to job openings, skills assessments, and labor market information. Please note that not all of these sites are not officially associated with or endorsed by the County of Los Angeles and are suggestions of useful resources.
CalJOBS |
Labor Market Information |
California CareerZone |
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The CalJOBS is a virtual job center that gives you online access to thousands openings and tools to help you manage your career. |
Explore a new career, compare occupational profiles, or find out what jobs are the most in demand in your local area by leveraging the Labor Marketing Information provided by the EDD. |
The California Career Zone site is a tool, that helps job seekers explore, plan, and prepare for a career they will love. |
Additional Skills Enhancement Tools:
LA County AJCCs are here to help your business thrive in our rapidly changing economy. Whether you are a small business owner or an established company, here are some comprehensive guides and tools to help you with support services offered to you by the County.
LA County Business Solutions Portfolio |
LA County Economic Development Corp. |
Rapid Response Program |
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We have designed a comprehensive guide to all the resources available to help you start, manage, and grow your business. Inside this portfolio you will find descriptions of business support programs and services, website links to additional information, and contact information to get you to the right place. Download your free copy here.
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LAEDC’s Business Assistance team offers confidential, free-of-charge consulting to large and small, domestic and international businesses across all industry sectors. We help businesses and key industries overcome challenges so they can grow and hire, including layoff aversion programs.
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Employers planning a closure or major layoffs can get help through the Rapid Response program. Rapid Response teams will meet with you to discuss your needs, help avert future layoffs, and provide immediate on-site services to assist workers facing job losses, including information about unemployment benefits, Trade Adjustment Assistance Act benefits, COBRA benefits, and re-employment services available through the America’s Job Center of California (AJCC) system.
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Our AJCCs can connect you with several resources to help you get on your feet before getting on your path to employment. Whatever you need, the AJCC will assist you with your search.
Name of Resource |
Description |
Resource Link |
| Business Resource Guide | COVID-19 FAQs for Employers | Click here to access the employer resource guide in English. Click here for Spanish. |
| Employee Resource Guide | COVID-19 FAQs for Employees | Click here to access the employee resource guide in English. Click here for Spanish. |
| Homeless Engagement and Response Team | HEART staff are dedicated to operating the Los Angeles County Homeless Court Citation Clinic. The Clinic assists adults who are experiencing homelessness, or veterans in need of services to resolve eligible traffic tickets and pedestrian citations through community obligation hours instead of fines and fees. | https://communityjusticeinitiative.wordpress.com/heart/ |
| LA Conservation Corps | LA Conservation Corps is a social enterprise with multiple locations across Los Angeles. Their mission is to provide at -risk young adults and school -aged youth with opportunities for success through job skills training, education and work experience with an emphasis on conservation and service projects that benefit the community. | https://www.lacorps.org/ |
| LADOT - The Community Assistance Parking Program | The Community Assistance Parking Program (CAPP) is a City approved pilot program, which allows homeless individuals the option to perform community or support service in lieu of paying for a parking citation. | https://ladot.lacity.org/what-we-do/parking |
| Los Angeles Mission | Los Angeles Mission Is Among The Nation's Largest Service Providers To The Homeless. | https://give.losangelesmission.org |
| LAHSA | The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is the region's primary organization in the fight against homelessness. | https://www.lahsa.org/ |
| Los Angeles Regional Food Bank | Since 1973, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank has worked to mobilize resources in the community to alleviate hunger. | https://www.lafoodbank.org/ Click here for more information on the next Mobile Food Pantry event. |
| North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry | The North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry is a viable demonstration to the Valley and to our City illustrating that people of religious diversity can, and, do come together on the common ground of serving those needing assistance. | https://nhifp.org/ |
| Social Security Administration - Representative Payee Program | The Rep Payee program is a free service that helps you budget your social security administration (SSA) benefits | https://www.ssa.gov/payee/ |
| Union Rescue Mission | Helping men, women, and children escape the streets of Skid Row through food, shelter, education, counseling, and long-term recovery programs. | https://urm.org |
| United Way | United Way of America, based in Alexandria, Virginia, is a nonprofit organization that works with almost 1,200 local United Way offices throughout the country in a coalition of charitable organizations to pool efforts in fundraising and support. | https://www.unitedwayla.org |
The LA County AJCC system has specialized programs to provide individuals from all backgrounds a chance at any opportunity. Additionally, our partners include organizations from every walk of life, and include other County departments, state and federal agencies, community-based organizations, and educational institutions. Click on each link below to expand for a list of partners and services provided in that area.
Education Partners
State & Local Partners
Organization |
Phone Number |
| Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services | (866) 613-3777 |
| Los Angeles County Community Development Authority | (626) 262-4511 |
| Los Angeles County Probation Department | (866) 931-2222 |
| Employment Development Department | (800) 300-5616 |
| California Department of Rehabilitation | (800) 952-5544 |
Community Partners
Organization |
Phone Number |
| Goodwill Southern California | (323) 223-1211 |
| HealthRIGHT 360 | (415) 762-3700 |
| JVS SoCal | (323) 761-8888 |
| Learn4Life | (877) 360-5327 |
| National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) | (213) 617-8553 |
| SER-Jobs for Progress, Inc. San Joaquin Valley | (909) 326-4762 |
| Management & Training Corporation (MTC) | (213) 748-0135 |
| Southern California Indian Center, Inc. | (800) 250-6393 |
| United American Indian Involvement, Inc. | (213) 202-3970 |
| Los Angeles Region Youth Build Collaborative | |
| New Opportunities Organization |
Get the application process started at home!
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Visit caljobs.lacounty.gov and register for an account.
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Use the Eligibility Explorer on CalJOBS.
How to Use the Eligibility Explorer on CalJOBS (Video)
How to Scan Documents with Your Mobile Device (External Link)
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Fill out the General Interest Form and select "Yes" under "I have completed the Eligibility Explorer on CalJOBS."
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An AJCC staff member will reach out and provide you with the next steps!
Please click here for a list of online training programs eligible for funding via our AJCCs. For a complete listing of ALL training programs eligible, please click here.
Please note funding for training and/or supportive services is not guaranteed, and is subject to multiple factors, including, but not limited to, availability of funds and individual assessments.