Daily Work is a Nonprofit that Supports People in Finding and Keeping Work
Work is the foundation for a healthy, thriving life. Through one-to-one employment services, Daily Work opens doors for job seekers by mitigating barriers that limit access and opportunity to the workforce.
Daily Work fills an unmet need for holistic, accessible job services for people experiencing barriers. We focus on employment as a means to long-term self-sufficiency and a thriving life. Work is not seen in isolation, but as an integral element of a healthy and full individual, family, and community experience. Read about our services.
Life and work since COVID has made computers and internet connectivity a necessity. In-person anything is now virtual everything. Learn about our Technology Essentials Core Initiative (TECI) and how you can join the campaign to provide a core of tech essentials to job seekers eager to enhance their skillsets. About the TECI effort.
Our impact is best told through peoples' stories. For job seekers, employment provides a sense of self-worth, skill-building opportunities, and of course, income to meet basic needs and beyond. And for volunteer and intern case workers, the one-to-one collaboration brings immense satisfaction. See how lives are changed.
Prosperity Ready connects internationally educated immigrants with the tools and networks needed to restart their careers in the U.S. Through weekly, online sessions, participants gain strategies to navigate American corporate culture and find work that matches their education and experience. Now proudly part of Daily Work.
We are grieving the tragic loss of Melissa and John Hortman and the attack on Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette. Their commitment to community reminds us why connection, courage, and compassion matter. Click the headline to read our full reflection.
When kids get involved in giving and volunteering, something powerful happens—they start to see the world differently. This post explores how small acts can shape big hearts and why it matters more than ever.
This blog explores Section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which allows employers to pay people with disabilities below minimum wage. Through the lens of a social work student intern at Daily Work, it highlights why this policy matters, and why advocating for fair, inclusive employment is essential for building a more equitable community.
Daily Work icon of figures on steps, one pulling up the other; reads Together We Give People a Leg Up
Stay Safe MN graphic: Remote and in-person meeting options available
Good Work Leads to a Better Community; Icons of high rise, river, light rail train, people, sun, St Paul Capitol building
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