Steven

Steven from Chicago, IL

I'm on my path out of homelessness. Need transportation funds to land a job!

I need funds for transportation to-and-from job interviews, and some new clothes and shoes to present myself professionally.

Overview

I am 28 and have lived in Chicago my whole life. I'm currently living in a men's shelter and am working closely with an employment coach who is helping me to find a job. I'm working hard on my own to look for work and I have a lot of dreams connected to the kind of work I want to do. I'm excited to make them come true.

One of my goals is to find a new job where I can learn and have new job skills. My second goal is to find more permanent housing. Once I'm settled with a job and housing, I'm looking forward to furthering my education at a vocational school or community college.

I need money for transportation to-and-from job interviews, and also some new clothes and shoes to wear for interviews.

Meeting this need will help me because dressing professionally will make a good impression and help me get hired at a job. If I go to an interview dressed well, I know that I will have the confidence to let the employer know that I am an ideal candidate. Once I find a secure job, I know the next step for me will be to find permanent housing.

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Kayla

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Validated by Kayla from Center for Changing Lives (What does this mean?)

Steven is currently working with an employment coach at CCL and seems to be very motivated to finding employment.

About Kayla

I am a Housing and Financial Coach with Center for Changing Lives. I partner with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential, which is particularly important in today’s uncertain and complex environment. Coaches honor… Read more