Tristan’s Success Story
Tristan had been living on the streets when he came to the Human Services Campus. Leaving Ohio at the age of 21, he came to Arizona to learn more about his late father.
Brent Downs – Using His Experience to Help Others
Brent Downs, executive director of St. Joseph the Worker, has seen it all.
In his 20s, Downs, a Louisiana native…
11 Tangible Employment Tips to Become a Great Employee
To help business professionals succeed in their roles, we asked CEOs and business leaders “What is one tangible employment tip to become a great employee?”
Getting a Job as a Felon
Everyone makes mistakes in life. If you’ve been convicted of a crime, don’t give up hope on getting a job. St Joseph the Worker can provide you with all the tips and tricks necessary to gain sustainable employment.
How to Prepare & Mentor Kids for Their First Job
From learning how to accept failure to staying professional, there are several tips that will help guide you in the mentorship and preparation process with your child.
Preparing for Your Interview: The STAR Method
Let’s face it, interviews are hard. Knowing what to say, when to say it, and how to say it can be daunting as an interviewee. Luckily, with some preparation, you can harness your abilities and ace your interview.
Scottsdale Independent – SJW to Host Annual Breakfast
From 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., Friday, Sept. 24, St. Joseph the Worker will host its seventh annual Celebration of the Worker Breakfast event.
AZ Family: Brent Downs on SJW’s Back to Work Program
Watch Brent Downs talk about SJW’s Back to Work program on AZ Family News.
7 Reasons Why Work Is Important To Addiction Recovery
To help those who are on the road to recovery, we asked addiction counselors and recovery specialists this question for their best insights. From establishing accountability to growing self-reliance, there are several ways that may help you understand how work helps build self-reliance and aid you in your addiction recovery.
Joel’s Success Story
At 15, Joel left home. He began to experience homelessness and use substances. For 8 years, he bounced between couches and the streets of the Valley. Now he has a new job and a place to stay.
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