The Second Chance Hiring Alliance realizes the difficulties justice impacted people face finding and maintaining employment. We seek to educate employers on these difficulties, while also discussing the unique skills and talents justice impacted people may have gained during their incarceration, such as completing trade skill programs, receiving professional certifications, and participating in pre-release job readiness programs. 

If you’re a job seeker, the SCHA can help connect you with job readiness and workforce development programs, as well as serve as a hub for job openings at SCHA member businesses and upcoming job fairs. 

We understand the important and critical role community-based and government job readiness and workforce development programs play in setting justice impacted people up for success when re-entering the workforce. By collaborating with the SCHA, job readiness and workforce development programs serving justice-impacted residents will be connected to employers who are ready to hire. Connect with job readiness trainings and professional development opportunities to learn new skills, tips and tricks for interviewing, and more.