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Community Outreach to Diversity Organizations
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Outreach Partners 1 to 9 of 9
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| These organizations are participating in our exclusive Community Outreach program. Through this program, groups and organizations that directly work with Diversity Organizations receive open job notifications on a daily basis that match the criteria they specifically requested. These daily notifications can be customized by location, profession, education and experience.
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Family Gateway
 Dallas, TX Family Gateway provides comprehensive services to both children and their parents, including: transitional housing, child care, counseling, job skills training, employment search, job placement assistance and community transition services.
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International Rescue Committee - Dallas
 Dallas, TX The IRC supports newly arrived refugees by providing immediate aid, including food and shelter. Through a network of staff members and volunteers we provide access to the tools of self-reliance: housing, job placement and employment skills, clothing, medical attention, education, English-language classes and community orientation. Each resettlement office serves as a free, one-stop center for refugees’ needs during their pivotal first months in t...
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International Rescue Committee - Dallas
Dallas, TX The IRC supports newly arrived refugees by providing immediate aid, including food and shelter. Through a network of staff members and volunteers we provide access to the tools of self-reliance: housing, job placement and employment skills, clothing, medical attention, education, English-language classes and community orientation. Each resettlement office serves as a free, one-stop center for refugees’ needs during their pivotal first months in t...
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Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center
 Dallas, TX More than 300,000 Dallas citizens receive services from the MLK Center every year. The Center is located on a 10.5 acre campus in five free-standing buildings. Each building provides a variety of services meeting the original 1966 goal of a comprehensive multi-service community center.
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New Friends New life
 Dallas, TX New Friends New Life helps women who have been working as prostitutes, dancers and in other sexually oriented businesses create new lives for themselves and their children. We provide the skills, support and resources for women to find other employment and make a fresh start. We find that significant, long-term change is best facilitated in a safe, non-judgemental environment with other women who not only share a common past but also the common d...
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NSHMBA - Minneapolis/St. Paul
 Dallas, TX Empower Hispanic business professionals to achieve their full educational, economic and social potential. Hispanics will share in the affluence of the United States in proportion to their share of the population, as they attain higher education and leadership positions in record numbers. The entire country will be stronger as a result of greater participation from the Hispanic community.
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NSHMBA - Minneapolis/St. Paul
Dallas, TX Empower Hispanic business professionals to achieve their full educational, economic and social potential. Hispanics will share in the affluence of the United States in proportion to their share of the population, as they attain higher education and leadership positions in record numbers. The entire country will be stronger as a result of greater participation from the Hispanic community.
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Promise House
 Dallas, TX The mission of Promise House is to stabilize and offer hope to youth and families in crisis. The mission of the organization is served through youth residential and non-residential care, comprehensive prevention/intervention and treatment services, as well as advocacy in the community.
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United Community Centers, Inc.
 Fort Worth, TX United Community Centers, Inc., recognizes that poverty is at the root of many social problems including school failure and dropout, unemployment, teen pregnancy, and inappropriate behavior. This agency's focus is to empower individuals, strengthen families, and revitalize communities by creating opportunities for people to gain the educational and workplace skills needed to break free from welfare dependency.
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