Catholic Charities Job & Career Training recently launched the ECO-Style Clothing Closet to help job seekers walk into employment interviews with confidence.
Catholic Charities Job & Career Training, on the campus of St. Wendelin Church in Cleveland, recently launched the ECO-Style Clothing Closet to help job seekers walk into employment interviews with confidence.
The clothing closet has a wide variety of shoes, clothing and accessories. Some of the items are designer fashions. Clients are able to pick one outfit ahead of a documented job interview. Those who land a job can return and get up to three additional outfits and an employment starter gift bag with hygiene and grooming items.
The organization helps between 300 and 400 people each year with a variety of workforce development programs, including basic computer training, community health worker training, customer service training and job training.
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