Businesses
Jobseekers
Youth & Young Adults
Ages 14-24
Capital Workforce Partners serves customers through the American Job Centers. All American Job Centers are open to the public. Customers can visit the America Job Center locations for services or call to make an appointment.
Need help with an unemployment claim? Go to www.FileCTUI.com for help online and for Consumer Contact Center phone numbers.
We will continue to offer virtual services in the Hartford area.
You can also access in-person services at one of our other locations, available here, by phone with our Call Center at 860-4063374 and press 3, or fill out this contact form: Capital Workforce Contact Form.
Highlights from the 12th Annual Disability Resource Fair
Thank you for your participation in this Disability Employment Awareness Month event!
Our Local Impact
Capital Workforce Partners is the North Central Region of Connecticut’s premier workforce development organization, with a statewide reach in helping businesses find, retain, and grow the most qualified talent.
Success Stories
Truc Hyunh“I am pleased to announce that after passing the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam, WIOA student Truc Hyunh has landed an IT Specialist full time role with Alliance Management, $45,000 a year! It is so rewarding to see WIOA students go from unemployed to fully employed!”
Ryan Willis
“Determination, eagerness, perseverance, and confidence are just a few characteristics that initially came to mind when I first met Ryan Willis.”
Jasmine Countryman
“Throughout the Customer Service in Culinary Training, Jasmine Countryman has demonstrated natural leadership and camaraderie amongst her peers.”
Kristen Lowchy
“I first met Ms. Lowchy for an intake appointment. She did not have child care or finances to pay for child care, but she had a determination that I had not seen in a long time.”
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Latest News
Advocates push for more money to support struggling teens and young adults – NBC Connecticut
Lawmakers return to the Capitol in just under a month, and the United Way and local leaders are pushing for an investment in teens and young adults. The two organizations are pushing a 22-point that calls for $407 million in increased funding and a major change...
Young People Make A Case For Greater State Investment In Reaching Disconnected Youth – CT News Junkie
HARTFORD, CT – Youth advocates, nonprofit leaders, and elected officials made an argument Thursday for greater investment from the state in line with recommendations detailed in the 119K Commission’s recent report to help disconnected youth. The call to action...
Governor Lamont Highlights Growth of the Connecticut Youth Employment Program
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Labor Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo today held a news conference at the YWCA Hartford Region to highlight the growth of the Connecticut Youth Employment Program, an initiative designed to help young people explore careers and...