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WorkHawaii's (WH) mission is to develop a quality workforce for Honolulu's businesses and to empower individuals to meet the current and future needs of employers so that our economy continues to grow.

WorkHawaii regularly holds hiring events to connect job seekers of all backgrounds and skill levels with employers. Click here to learn about the next hiring event!

Teaches life skills and job readiness skills to participants in the State Department of Human Services First To Work and Vocational Rehabilitation programs. Job club activities reinforce the learning of job search skills.

Provides short-term rental subsidy assistance for up to 24 months to people experiencing homelessness who are willing to increase income primarily through employment. Participants follow an individualized employment and training plan toward maintaining employment; increasing savings; sustaining a fair market rental unit; and transitioning to affordable housing. The program is funded under the HOME Investments Partnerships Program.

American Job Center Hawaii is an employment network that provides assistance to persons with disabilities who are receiving Social Security benefits with the intent to obtain employment through our supportive services, which includes career and benefits planning; job development through work readiness and skills workshops; resume building and cover letter writing; and job search assistance to return to work.

Working with Hawaii State Department of Human Services' Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, we identify job candidates which match companies’ employment needs. We include 90 days of post-employment follow up services. Employers participating in this program may be eligible to receive federal and state tax credits; on-the-job training funds to subsidize salary/wage costs; no cost ADA compliance consultation and related employment services. In addition, by participating in this program federal contractors and subcontractors may meet the requirements of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973; Section 503.

We help Oahu's young people access programs and services that put them on the path to economic, educational, and social well-being. We provide a Hawaii Adult Community School Diploma and vocational training; job readiness training and placement services; and supportive services, including intensive case management, anger management, substance abuse counseling, leadership development and other needed services.

Under the Workforce Investment Act, the Oahu Workforce Development Board designated WorkHawaii as the lead for the consortium that operates the American Job Center Hawaii. Other consortium members include the State of Hawaii and ALU LIKE. They provide direct services to Businesses, Job Seekers and Youth. The Oahu Workforce Development Board oversees the American Job Center Hawaii through a partnership with the Mayor.

WorkHawaii is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available on request to individuals with disabilities.