You should check out the Career Development Center at WCTC. They offer a wide variety of classes for job seekers and there is a class you can sign up in computer skills for a very minimal fee and then you can study everything from basic computer, typing, Windows to Word, Excel and Powerpoint. A hidden gem for job seekers!

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I was wondering if someone out there has any advice for me. Please be constructive as well as kind. I truly don't deserve hate. I have had a worker's comp case open many years with my last job. Damage is permanent. But through 27 years, I showed up to work and did my job. Through the pain and suffering, I showed up. Well, one day I was walking a long distance within my job, the pain was so surreal that I started to cry. I had to hide In a bathroom and cry. I started taking my opioid medicine while working just to make it through the day. Something I never ever did. This reduced the pain but made functioning difficult. I finally couldn't take it any longer and I went to my doctor. He refused to return me to the position I was hired for. At the jobs request, their doctor agreed. I was medically terminated. No unemployment because I was too sick to work. No SSD, because I wasn't sick enough. During the time I was out of work, I was involved in a motor vehicle accident. Well the doctor I went to for the injuries due to the accident told worker's comp that I was involved in a motor vehicle accident. So they inturned refused to pay me any farther. They said it was the accident that caused my pain, and no what I originally went out for. So no workers comp funds or insurance. This has went on for 2 years. I have drained my savings. I am losing.y home. Everything. All three agencies are blaming the other one. But my family and I sit and suffer. Today, my medications was refused by workers comp and medicaid. So now more pain along with everything else. 27 straight long hard years I paid into a system that screwd me and my family. I was told by my lawyers that failed me, that I would have to take my case to the appellate courts. Something in which they don't do. I was told that it's extremely expensive and I would need the money upfront. Now where am I supposed to get that from? I need help. Someone out there please help the wrongs that my family and I have suffered. Point me in the right direction. It is so dreadfully wrong. I am now sick to say that I'm from NY. I know I am not the only one who has lost hope in this system. Any information towards a resolution, would be appreciated. Thank you.

I have been on possibly 10:15 interviews and I haven't gotten a call back and I'm not getting a job I've been out of work for about 8 months I'm now pretty much homeless from my house burning down and I just I need some help bad my life is on the line literally

The Annie E. Casey Foundation recently teamed up with Foundation Center to create a special collection of resources focused on the millions of young people ages 16–24 who are not in school or working — often called disconnected youth.

"In a post on Foundation Center’s blog , Casey’s Bob Giloth talks about the new IssueLab collection, which brings together nearly 140 reports, evaluations and other publications from nonprofits and foundations across the country.The post also highlights the Foundation’s commitment to creating more opportunities for young people and describes our investments to that end, which have grown significantly since we released Youth and Work: Restoring Teen and Young Adult Connections to Opportunity in 2012."

Learn more here...http://www.aecf.org/blog/new-online-collection-of-resources-on-youth-and-young-adults/

No just Charity .

It's big, it's scary, and it's out to get you - but you can totally handle it.

I know many of us on this site don't have a job right now, or don't have the kind of job we want. It may seem like you are the mercy of your debts when you don't have a job, but even when you are down and out there are things you can do to manage your debts.

1. Make sure you have an Emergency budget. Reevaluate all your spending and make sure you are only spending money on what is absolutely necessary to survive. Groceries, yes. Cable TV, no.

2. Evaluate Your Options. Credit cards, mortgages, student loans - all of these generally have some options for temporarily adjusting your payments. Negotiate with your creditors for a payment plan you can make work. If you have student loans, you might be able to get them deferred.

3. Get Assistance! I know our pride can keep us from asking for help but there are so many agencies and organizations that can help us if we can't make ends meet. Find assistance from government programs like SNAP or TANF.

And remember, you got this!! Things CAN and WILL get better!

How do i get them

Try contacting E.E.C.O. Equal Employment Oppurtunity Commission at 1-800-669-7000