We're here to support you! On this page, you can find links to job resources in the City and County of Denver. You can also learn about SNAP to Success.
SNAP to Success (formerly Employment First) is our employment and job training assistance program. Our SNAP to Success team one-on-one support to help you:
You qualify for SNAP to Success if:
Fill out our SNAP to Success interest form to connect with our SNAP to Success team:
Click here to view form.
SNAP to Success offer services to all adult Denver food assistance (SNAP) recipients as well as SNAP applicants. SNAP recipients who are located in other counties are eligible to work with the SNAP Employment & Training Program within their county.
The SNAP to Success program is for people who receive food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If you get SNAP benefits, you will be assigned an SNAP to Success caseworker to help you find the tools and supports to reach your goals, including work experience support, job search tips, help with your resume, interview practice, help completing your GED, and monthly job search support activities.
If you do not qualify for SNAP benefits, reach out to the Office of Economic Development and Opportunity for resources and programs that may be available to you to help you reach your goals.
We work with employers in a variety of different industries, including:
New employers attend our job fairs every month. If you’re interested in a specific field or industry, our teams can help you locate opportunities.
Denver residents who are also college students and receive or qualify for food assistance (SNAP) are eligible for SNAP to Success’ services.
Visit our College and University Student Resources page for more information about the benefits and services available to students in higher education.
College Student Resources
SNAP Employment & Training programs (SNAP to Success/Employment First) are available in other counties in Colorado! Find more information regardingColorado’s Employment First Programs.
We can help with a lot more than just finding a job. Here are some of the more common supportive services we can help with:
Yes, our SNAP to Success team can assist you with completing your GED or getting your high school diploma.
SNAP to Success can absolutely assist those who are interested in training only. We offer career coaching, interest assessments, training navigation, case management and supportive services for those who are pursuing training.
Yes. Our SNAP to Success team can assist you with identifying your skills and interests, putting together a resume, identifying jobs that you’re interested in, and polishing your interviewing skills.
SNAP to Success is only available if you get SNAP benefits, or if you have a pending application for SNAP. Get started at the link below:
Learn more about SNAP
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Look at current jobs and job training opportunities from Denver Economic Development and Opportunity.
If you're a college student, we have some quick links and resources specifically for you on our College Student Resource page.
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Take a look at current job openings with the City and County of Denver.