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Workforce Readiness & Economic Mobility - 365 We Thrive - Main Location
Resource Name:Workforce Readiness & Economic Mobility - 365 We Thrive - Main Location
address
5113 South Harper Avenue, Chicago, IL 60615
Eligibility
Services are generally open to youth ages 9-24, young adults, families, and community residents within the listed service areas.
Hours
Mon 9:00am - 5:00pm
Tue 9:00am - 5:00pm
Wed 9:00am - 5:00pm
Thu 9:00am - 5:00pm
Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm
(773) 234-4456
Voice
Languages
English
Application process
Participants may access services by phone, email, or website inquiry. An initial intake conversation is conducted to identify goals, assess needs, and connect individuals or families to appropriate programs or referrals. Referrals from schools, community organizations, healthcare providers, and justice system partners are welcomed.
Fees
Most programs are provided at low or no cost through grants, partnerships, and community-supported funding.
Service area
60620, IL
60621, IL
60628, IL
60636, IL
60637, IL
60643, IL
Dolton, IL
365 We Thrive offers workforce readiness and economic mobility services that include the following:Career exploration and job readiness Resume building and soft-skills development Entrepreneurship and financial literacy exposure Employment pathway navigation
Data provided by
211 Metro Chicago
Providing organization
365 We Thrive
365 We Thrive NFP serves as a community-centered hub and outreach-driven organization supporting youth ages 9-24 and their families across Chicago's South Side - including Auburn Gresham, Englewood, Roseland, Woodlawn, and surrounding communities - as well as Southland communities through a Dolton-based hub. Services are delivered in the neighborhoods referenced through outreach, partner sites, and community-based locations across the listed service areas. The organization provides trauma-informed, prevention-focused programming designed to support stabilization, leadership development, workforce readiness, economic mobility, violence prevention, and restorative pathways.