The Center for Employment Opportunities, or CEO, strives to ensure that anyone returning to the community from incarceration and wants to find a job has the support to do so. CEO offers immediate and comprehensive employment services, as well as a special Responsible Fatherhood Program, which helps participants rebuild any family ties that may have been damaged while they were in jail.

The goal of the Doe Fund is to help those who are homeless, substance abusers, or recently released from prison lead completely and permanently self-sufficient lives. Program offerings include job training, job placement, education opportunities, computer training, and leads on affordable housing options.

The Fortune Society is a nonprofit group that helps formerly or currently incarcerated men on their road to becoming positive, fully contributing members of society. The organization offers help finding employment and housing, finishing school, starting drug treatments, getting tested for HIV, obtaining counseling, and more.

Seedco is a national nonprofit organization that helps those looking to move out of poverty find the proper job training they need to secure themselves eventual employment. Seedco also offers education opportunities, as well as asset building and career advancement counseling.

STRIVE stands for Support and Training Result in Valuable Employees. This nationwide organization is based in New York, and builds employment readiness for the unemployed through a variety of job training and placement services, as well as career advancement and attitudinal development courses. STRIVE also offers mental health counseling and programs for non custodial fathers who are learning how to cope with needing to provide both financially and emotionally for their children.