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ACE Programs for the Homeless

Queens

What they offer

Project Comeback vocational rehabilitation (resume help, paid work experience, OSHA/forklift/food protection certifications, case management) and Project Stay retention aftercare.

Who can get help

New Yorkers re-entering the workforce.

How to start

Call

Last checked by Second Start on September 19, 2026. Details change, so call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.

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