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Contact us:
Phone
773.336.6086
E-mail
ntjn@heartlandalliance.org
Address
National Transitional Jobs Network
in c/o Heartland Alliance
4411 N. Ravenswood
2nd Floor
Chicago, IL 60640
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Transitional Jobs placements vary, depending on the type of TJ program. There are three main program models: individual placement, work crews, and social enterprises. For each program model, program participants work with a mentor at the work site.
- Individual placement: Program staff members work with individual participants to place them in a Transitional Job. Types of placement sectors may include clerical, maintenance, food service, and childcare. There may be only one TJ participant working at a work site or there may be a few. This is the most common TJ model.
- Work Crews: Work crews of five to seven TJ participants under the direction of a superevisor are sent each day to work sites to perform a job. Jobs often include maintenance, repair, and sanitation jobs for parks, schools, and government facilities.
- Social enterprises: TJ participants work at a business run by the TJ program. Funding for the program comes from program funds as well as business revenue. Social enterprise TJ programs currently include a packaging plant, a manufacturing company that produces soap products, a bookstore, a moving company, and numerous retail cafes.
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Made possible by the foundation support of The Joyce Foundation, The Annie E. Casey Foundation,
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, & Network members.
Network inquiries and website administration: ntjn@heartlandalliance.org
© 2003 Heartland Alliance for Human Needs and Human Rights
208 S. LaSalle Street Suite 1818 Chicago, IL 60604
Phone: (773) 728-5960 x 6286 Fax: (773) 506-6649
Updated: June 9, 2008
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