What they call their work
What they do
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Workforce Readiness Training 5 activities
- Career transition support for unemployed or underemployed individualsSupports individuals experiencing career transitions due to unemployment or underemployment through structured programming that includes job search support, resume optimization, interview preparation, and technical training in essential workplace software and digital tools.
- Employer connections and job placement supportFacilitates workforce re-entry by connecting program graduates with employers and providing job placement support, including access to skilled professionals returning to the workforce after a career break.
- Non-traditional workforce development program for women returning to workProvides a free, non-traditional workforce development program tailored for women displaced from the workforce, offering individualized coaching, flexible learning, and support aligned with personal and professional goals. The program prepares participants for re-entry into entry to mid-level administrative roles across industries.
- Programs supporting women's employment re-entryDelivers targeted programs and support services designed to help women secure meaningful employment after a career break, combining coaching, training, and employer engagement.
- Workshops and skill-building programs for career successOffers workshops focused on building practical skills and sustainable practices for career success, including mandatory in-person sessions as part of a comprehensive career development program.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| RHABIA COWELL | President | 40 | $4K |
- CHARMAINE GREENE-FORD — Director
- GOLDA GRAY — Director
- VERNETTE GARCON — Director
- YORLENE GOFF — Director
Who they work with
- PIVOT Partnership NYC Partner — Collaborates with PIVOT CAREERS LTD to support women in securing meaningful employment.
- Pivot Partnership NYC Partner — PIVOT CAREERS LTD operates as Pivot Partnership NYC, partnering with employers to connect them with returning professionals.
How they approach the work
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- Individualized, Client-Driven Workforce Developmentmethodology: individualized workforce developmentBy allowing women to select skills aligned with their personal and professional goals, we increase engagement and long-term success in employment, because ownership over learning paths fosters motivation and relevance to individual circumstances.
- Integrated Behavioral and Mindset Support in Career Developmentmethodology: behavioral-coachingBy combining behavioral coaching and mindset interventions with skills training, we improve career advancement outcomes, because psychological barriers such as self-limiting beliefs are addressed alongside technical readiness.
- Well-Being-Centered Program Designmethodology: well-being-centered career developmentBy integrating mental health and personal development into career training, we support sustained employment success, because long-term workforce reintegration depends on holistic stability, not just technical skills.