Today, the Center has three main focus areas: nutrition, connection, and education.   Education A steady job can provide an enormous boost to a person’s sense of dignity and hope. Empowerment Services focuses on the building blocks of successful employment: counseling, computer training, job-readiness classes, work attire, network building, and creating opportunities for clients to get on-the-job experience.     Dignity Plates is a free culinary training program.   

Restore Baltimore Workforce Development Program provides 6-month, earn-and-learn skilled trades educational training onsite at the Museum in partnership with CCBC. 

Friendly Loving Opportunities (FLO) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that assists homeless and low-income individuals and families in Baltimore City. FLO provides food, clothing, furniture, and supplies for people experiencing hardship. The organization works to inspire hope in men, women, and children in need and helps them transform their lives. With a spirit of advocacy and goodwill, FLO provides resources to people without necessities required for survival.

 

Free, paid 8-week culinary training program, case management, and job placement for adults seeking entry-level food service careers and credentials.

Turnaround Tuesdays mission is "to Prepare, train, and connect "returning" unemployed, and under-employed citizens to living wage jobs and to build a vibrant public life. We provide job readiness and job placement services. we have to location in west Baltimore; Greater Harvest Baptist Church 1617 W. Saratoga Street 21223 (Every Tuesday from 1:00pm to 3:00pm) and Brown's Memorial Baptist Church 3215 W. Belvedere Avenue 21215 (every Tuesday from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. 

Supporting social enterprises to create jobs and grow neighborhood economies. 

Year round support services including hot lunch, case management, peer recovery, nursing services, children's  programs, and culinary training  

Empowering Black Executive Directors through community, capital, and professional development to reshape the nonprofit leadership landscape.

The Empowerment Fellowship Program (EFP) provides technologists with the opportunity to receive no-cost instruction in Information Technology. Those selected for the Fellowship will complete a rigorous training program focused on developing the fellow from a Novice Practitioner to an IT Expert.

NPower's Tech Fundamentals program provides free IT training, certifications, and career support for underserved young adults and veterans.