PIC Programs

Through our Community Jobs Program PIC provides contract services to the State of Washington. We work with hundreds of people on public assistance to gain the training and work experience needed to help them move on to full-time employment and economic self-sufficiency.

PIC also works with Refugees dealing with multiple barriers to employment. Here at PIC, Clark College provides on-site English classes to help people become more proficient in English. We also coordinate with Lutheran Family Services to encourage clients to take citizenship classes.

Through our Senior Program we work with low-income seniors to find part-time employment in local non-profit organizations. This program is coordinated by one of our program-eligible seniors who understands the issues facing seniors.

The Veteran Women Program provides mentorship and advocacy through people who understand the needs and challenges facing our returning women veterans.

Women in the program receive information and referrals about services and job opportunities. The program works closely with existing veterans programs to ensure duplication does not occur. Perhaps most importantly, women in the program have a place to come and receive information and support in a hub focused on them and their unique needs.

Women in the VWP program have an advocate at PIC and with Academy Women that understands their needs and fights for them just as many of them fought courageously for us.