The Furniture Bank of Metro AtlantaRoutes to Re-Entry Employment Program
The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta’s Routes to Re-Entry employment program prepares previously incarcerated individuals for careers in the warehouse or truck driving industry.
Previously incarcerated individuals seeking careers in the warehouse or truck driving industry · 10-week program
From furniturebankatlanta.org/about/employment-program ↗About this program
The Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta's Routes to Re-Entry employment program prepares previously incarcerated individuals for careers in the warehouse or truck driving industry.
Participants have struggled to find stable employment because of their criminal backgrounds. Many report being stuck in dead-end jobs or being fired once their background check came back.
During the 10-week program, participants receive on-the-job training, a weekly stipend and transportation assistance.
After successfully completing the 10-week program at the Furniture Bank, participants receive a scholarship to obtain their Forklift Operators Certification.
Participants are then able to secure stable employment that pays a livable wage and provides them with the opportunity for upward growth and economic mobility.
Questions
How do I participate in the program?
To participate, you must obtain a referral from one of the partnered agencies listed below. Please note that each agency has its own expectations and requirements for employment program referrals.
What does the program provide during the 10 weeks?
During the 10-week program, participants receive on-the-job training, a weekly stipend and transportation assistance.
What happens after completing the program?
After successfully completing the 10-week program at the Furniture Bank, participants receive a scholarship to obtain their Forklift Operators Certification.
Details
- Who
- Previously incarcerated individuals seeking careers in the warehouse or truck driving industry
- When
- 10-week program