Job Training / Unemployment

Name of Agency	Contact Information	Description of Programs and Services
Bureau of Workforce Development by City of Shreveport Community Development	Phone: 318-673-5900 Address 401 Texas St. Shreveport View Google Map Visit Website	Makes available to the public an array of employment, education, training, and workforce development services that will allow individuals and employers to make informed choices about their needs.
Employment Services by New Orleans Resources For Independent Living, Inc. (NORIL)	Phone: 318-671-8131 Address 1111A Hawn Ave. Louisiana View Google Map Visit Website	New Horizons is an approved Employment Network through the Ticket to Work Program of Social Security that helps people with disabilities find and maintain employment and have independent lives.
Job Corps Career Development Services System (CDSS) by U.S. Department of Labor	Phone: 318-227-9331 Address 2815 Lillian St. Shreveport View Google Map Visit Website	Job Corps is a no cost education and vocational training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps low income young people ages 16 to 24 improve the quality of their lives through residential vocational and academic training.
Louisiana 2·1·1	Phone: 211 Visit Website	This easy to remember phone number connects callers to vital service programs that can offer food, clothing, shelter, employment support, health resources, and more.
The Arc Caddo-Bossier	Phone: 318-221-8392 Address 351 Jordan Street Shreveport View Google Map Visit Website	Provides home and community based supports and services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as other housing, respite, day program, and employment services (through Frost Industries).
Vocational Rehabilitation by Louisiana Workforce Commission	Phone: 318-676-7155 Address 1525 Fairfield Ave. Shreveport View Google Map Visit Website	Vocational Rehabilitation is a one stop career development program offering individuals with disabilities a wide range of services designed to provide the skills, resources, attitudes, and expectations needed to compete in the interview process, get the job, and develop a lifetime career.

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