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 offers no-cost, holistic, accessible job services for people experiencing barriers. We focus on your 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.
Everyone is welcome to our monthly Saturday AM Zoom series where we discuss a book, article or video. The chosen materials aim to foster awareness, challenge assumptions, and allow us to take intentional steps toward eliminating subconscious biases and furthering social justice. May 2nd we will discuss "Sparked."
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 part of Daily Work.
Daily Work is powered by interns and volunteers, whose dedication made nearly 7,500 hours of service possible in 2025. Through one-to-one, relationship-based support, we partner with job seekers as they work toward employment and greater stability. As interns and volunteers transition, we prioritize thoughtful handoffs so each person continues to experience consistent, trusted support. While faces may change, our commitment to job seekers remains constant.
In this reflection, Hassan Ahmed shares how Advocacy Day expanded his view of social work beyond direct service to include advocating for the profession itself. He connects this experience to his work at Daily Work, where systemic barriers show up in people’s lives every day, and reflects on why supporting social workers strengthens the communities they serve.
Domestic violence, or intimate partner violence, is a public health issue that can limit employment opportunities, especially for immigrant communities served by organizations like Daily Work. Survivors may face job instability due to circumstances beyond their control, including safety concerns and lack of workplace understanding. Policies like Minnesota’s Earned Sick and Safe Time (ESST) law, along with supportive practices at Daily Work, help ensure individuals can prioritize safety while maintaining employment.
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