For Job Seekers - Standard Services

Come in and Start Your Search

We have various resources for job seekers that are open to the public. Feel free to come in and make use of them. No appointment is needed. Get directions and office hours here.

Computers - For job searches, resume templates, typing tutorials, and more.
Free Wi-Fi
Microsoft Office - This includes Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Copiers - For copying resumes.
Job Postings and Job Fair Listings
Fax Machines - For faxing resumes out to companies who are hiring.
Scanning Services - To scan your resume so you can send it via e-mail.
Phones - To contact employers.
EDD Representatives - Every Friday from 9:40am to 4:30pm to assist you with Unemployment Insurance, Disability, and all things to do with the Employment Development Department.
Phones to Contact EDD - You can contact EDD directly to file unemployment claims or to get answers to questions about your claim.
Assistive Technology - Equipment or software designed to enable persons with a disability meet their information, communication, and mobility needs. Special computer software, TTY, screen readers, and more.
Resource Room - With resources that may help job seekers in other needs they may have besides looking for work.
Cheat Sheets - To assist you in various areas of computer use.
Older Americans Employment Specialist - Title V Representative to help seniors find work. Monday - Friday 9am-2pm.

These services are provided at no charge to qualified individuals. Please contact us at (562) 946-2237 ext. 221 for more information and to see if you qualify. You can also send us a message.

Offsite Services

SASSFA works with various community partners to help you in a variety of ways. Here are some of the services that we can point you toward:

Career Training - referrals for adults and high school students
People with Disabilities - referrals for job search assistance, transportation, indepndent living skills, help with assistive technology
Native Americans - referrals to various services for people of native american descent
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services - referrals for substance abuse, parenting, relapse prevention, counseling, anger management, domestic violence, HIV testing services
Free Child Care - referrals for low income families who qualify
Home Improvement Grants - referrals for low income households that qualify
Food Stamps and Medical - information on how to apply

Please contact us at (562) 946-2237 ext. 221 for more information and to see if you qualify. You can also send us a message.

Did we mention it's free?

Our services are 100% free of charge to all. We are a federally-funded, non-profit whose aim is to help the public find jobs. So, we encourage you to come visit and take advantage of our programs.

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Hot Jobs

The businesses we work with regularly submit job openings to us and are waiting for the right candidate. Are you it?

Volunteers

We're looking for volunteers to teach soft computer skills and help around the computer lab. If you are interested, please contact us at (562) 946-2237 ext. 221 or send a message.

Unemployment and
Disability Benefits

Although we, ourselves, can not handle your unemployment or disability insurance, one of our partners is the Employment Development Department (EDD). They can get you started on applying for benefits.

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