Fair Chance Companies
In this section you’ll find companies that hire justice-involved people on a case-by-case basis.
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A Hire Power
6535 S Dayton St #2200, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Staffing Solutions
Denver Metro
Greenwood Village
A Hire Power is a local staffing agency that can help you find local job opportunities. Their easy to use job-board allows users to find the most immediate options for temp, temp-to-hire and career placement. Visit their site to find a job now.
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Contact Kenny Watson at the number below or at Kenny.Watson@buildwithbmc.com. No background checks but must pass UA.
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C.H.E.F.
Denver-based culinary education/training program
Denver Metro
Denver
C.H.E.F. aims to create opportunities by providing culinary training, restaurant education, mentorship, recovery and leadership development for individuals who are in recovery, have experienced homelessness, or are involved in the justice system. C. H. E.F. is a registered apprenticeship with the National Restaurant Foundation.
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Fajita Pete’s
7300 E Arapahoe Rd. Suite 300 Centennial, Colorado 80112
Denver Metro
Centennial
Fajita Pete's is a Tex-Mex restaurant providing delivery, dine-in, and pick-up, with special focus on catering. Fajita Pete's hires year round and is noted as a felon-friendly, fair-chance hiring partner. Positions include Prep/Dish, Cook, Counter, Driver, and Management.
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Goodwill of Colorado
Statewide
Goodwill of Colorado provides career development resources and life-skills training those that have justice involvement. Through its thrift stores, donations, corporate partnerships and recycling processes, Goodwill has worked for more than a century in Colorado to ensure individuals have access to career and life pathways that allow them to live to their fullest potential. Goodwill of Colorado offers the ReHire Colorado transitional employment program. An 11-week program that helps people re-enter the workforce. If you qualify, you can get paid, on-the-job training that will help you develop job skills and get a better job. Goodwill of Colorado is your destination for affordable, high-quality and name-brand clothing for everyone in your family—plus furniture, housewares, electronics, books, music, movies, sporting goods, tools, and more! Goodwill is always looking for new team members, and when you work for Goodwill and get the satisfaction of knowing you are contributing to something big. With locations in the Denver and Colorado Springs metro areas, Fort Collins to the north, Pueblo and Durango in the south, Fort Morgan in the east, and Grand Junction in the west, there are plenty of opportunities across Colorado!
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Mile High Workshop (pre-apprenticeship)
3795 E 38th Avenue, Denver CO 80205
Denver Metro
Aurora
Mile High WorkShop offers transitional employment and training opportunities for people experiencing barriers to employment due to criminal backgrounds, incarceration and/or recovery from homelessness and addiction. They provide paid training, support, counseling, and referrals to resources, and help transitioning to your next job. You can submit a form of interest online to set up a working interview.
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Work Options (pre-apprenticeship)
1895 Quebec St. Denver, CO 80220
Denver Metro
Denver
Work Options provides a free culinary job training program for all gender identities. They offer students the opportunity to learn from professional chefs as well as life skills development, case management and job readiness activities, including mock interviewing and job placement. Their program helps people gain the skills necessary to build confidence, maintain employment, and the opportunity to earn up to four certificates, including the nationally recognized American Culinary Federation Prep Cook Certificate. Students also earn cash incentives each week for modeling employable behaviors. Work Options' Mobile Culinary Classroom (MCC) is a 23-day culinary job training specifically designed for persons impacted by the criminal justice system. The Work Options Training Center's new temporary location is located on the Mosaic Community Campus (formerly Johnson & Wales) at 1895 Quebec St. Denver, CO. Work Options' MCC is located at Second Chance Center and Adams County Human Services. Please contact Kristi Hornick at 970-290-1572 or kristi@workoptions.org to learn more or to register.
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