Our employment Job assistance service helps individuals in recovery develop the skills, confidence, and resources needed to secure and maintain employment. Services often include career counseling, resume building, interview preparation, and job search support. Programs may also offer vocational training, internships, and connections to employers willing to hire individuals in recovery. These initiatives address employment gaps caused by addiction and focus on building stability and self-sufficiency. By providing a pathway to meaningful work, job assistance fosters independence, improves self-esteem, and reduces relapse risk. Employment also enhances financial security, helping individuals rebuild their lives and maintain long-term recovery.