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Joy Care Center was founded in 1993 to facilitate ministry to ex-offenders upon their release from jail/prison by strengthening them spiritually and improving their practical skills, with the ultimate goal of seeing them become contributing members of their family, church, and the BIoomington-Normal community. 9 week course of 12 classes open to people who are unemployed, under-employed, and hard to employ due to past life stories.

Curriculum provides tools to make students the candidates employers are looking to hire. Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.
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To instruct students on various topics needed to help improve their personal life and workplace performance.
To see hearts and attitudes change towards life, others and work thereby having a firm foundation on which to build a successful future.
The Jobs Partnership was founded on the Idea that relationships are key to changing and improving lives.
It is fitting that the organization was founded through one such dynamic friendship.
In 1996, white businessman Chris Mangum of CC.
Mangum Inc., met African-American Reverend Donald McCoy of Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ while Mangum's company was paving McCoys church parking lot.
Participants in the program receive weekly job leads, mentors, and can receive assistance with employment, housing, transportation, food, and clothing.
Classes are free and open to anyone unemployed, under-employed, or hard to employ.
We meet 2 hours once a week and discuss traits that make you the kind of person employers look to hire.
Provides guidance, support, rehab, and recovery for making life changes, developing new skills, dealing with stressful issues, and keeping life on track while becoming more self-reliant.
The results below prove our effectiveness.
These results have all been achieved by dedicated volunteers, passionate to serve others and help them succeed.
With no paid staff, and no fixed financial support, we have achieved these phenomenal results, and have helped to improve the lives of almost 1,200 individuals to date.
Financial support has been mostly from the pockets of our volunteers, and a few donations from churches, agencies, businesses, and concerned individuals.
Just imagine how many more we could serve if we had money.
Chris has been with Jobs partnership for five years and has served as treasurer for the last two.
I've been serving Jobs Partnership since 2019.
I believe in the program and the process.
I hope to continue encouraging the men and women of JP along life's journey at every level.
I am looking forward to being a servant for the men and women of the Joy Care/Jobs Partnership program.
Our mission is to develop and facilitate ministry to ex-offenders upon their release from jail/prison by strengthening them spiritually and improving their practical skills with the ultimate goal of seeing them become contributing members of their family, church and community.
Jobs Partnership needs people who are willing to devote a few hours mentoring ex-offenders, following up on requests for services, and a variety of other serving opportunities.
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