CareerPoint Marin New Location

CareerPoint Marin is open for business at our new location at the College of Marin Indian Valley Campus, upstairs in Building 27.

CareerPoint helps reduce the costs associated with identifying, hiring, and onboarding employees. Our goal is to provide job seekers with training and opportunities that lead to long-term employment while ensuring that local employers have access to talent.

CareerPoint has a steady pool of available talent looking for employment. Our Business Services team works with your HR department to prescreen candidates and schedule interviews.

Work Experience

Work Experience is an unpaid training opportunity for job seekers who require additional experience. We cover the Workers Compensation Insurance, and the employer agrees to provide onsite job training. Employers have the option to hire without incurring any hiring fees. 

On-The-Job-Training

On-The-Job-Training helps offset the cost of hiring and training by reimbursing employers up to 50 percent of a new hire’s hourly wage. 

CalJOBS.ca.gov

CalJOBS is a no-cost virtual recruiting tool for HR staff. This site is the hub for all unemployed job seekers. Don’t miss out. Get started with your account now! 

HOT JOBS & Hiring Events

Let CareerPoint North Bay host your next hiring event and help you promote your open positions to job seekers!

Questions? Contact a CareerPoint Business Services staff today!

MarinAJCC@CareerPointNorthBay.org or call 415-966-0860

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SAFE Team Launched

The City of San Rafael has partnered with Petaluma People Services Center to start a mobile mental health crisis response team. This team is called SAFE (Specialized Assistance for Everyone).

Services provided by SAFE include responding to people who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol, in need of treatment for mental illness, or who need shelter by providing counseling and transportation to the appropriately staffed location. The team will also address minor medical complaints that do not require emergency room care. The SAFE Team will also be supported by a SAFE Team Navigator, who will manage referrals to the various social and mental health programs in Marin County. The SAFE Team will operate twelve hours per day (8 a.m. – 8 p.m.), seven days a week, 365 days per year. 

The team works proactively to address low level issues and provides preventative outreach to help ensure individuals don't end up needing a higher level of care. This program is intended to benefit all of public safety by keeping police officers, firefighters, and paramedics available for appropriate emergencies.

Businesses, Property Owners and Residents may access SAFE services as follows:

• Call 415-458-SAFE (7233) - an emergency dispatcher will answer and determine if your situation requires the SAFE Team, first responders such as police, fire, or paramedics, or a combination of both.
• To contact PPSC or to find out more about the program, SAFE@petalumapeople.org