These are job resources that serve specific clients, such as ex-offenders or people with disabilities. To see other organizations that provide career support services, please visit the Job Exploration, Training & Coaching page.
Search for Additional Programs
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The Denver Metro area has many programs serving jobseekers from all backgrounds. If you do not see a suitable resource listed below, or if you're seeking additional assistance, both 2-1-1 Colorado and FindHelp.org allow you to search for resources to suit your needs.
DPL also keeps a list of Community Assistance Resources.
If you need additional assistance, please ask us.
Ex-Offender Jobseekers
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WAGEES - Servicios de la Raza
Two Work and Gain Education and Employment Skills (WAGEES) programs for community re-entry, for both adults and young adults.
Immigrant, Refugee, & Asylee Jobseekers
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Adult Education - Spring Institute
Offers several programs for English Language Learners, including courses for Workplace ESL. -
Udemy
Free courses on a large array of topics related to job searching, including business English. Requires a full-privileges library card and a Google or Microsoft account. -
Cultural Inclusivity - DPL
Learn more about our services supporting Denver's multicultural community, including resources in several languages, conversation groups, and one-on-one appointments.
Indigenous Jobseekers
Jobseekers with Disabilities
Older Adult Jobseekers
Unhoused Jobseekers
Young Adult Jobseekers
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FACE - Denver Public Schools
DPS Office of Family and Community Engagement (FACE) offers two workforce programs for youth: the Workplace Innovation and Opportunity Act and Denver Youth Employment Program. -
WAGEES for Youth - Servicios de la Raza
Work and Gain Education and Employment Skills (WAGEES) is a community re-entry program for justice-involved adults ages 18-24.