Frederick non-profit assists veterans transition back into society [Video]

FREDERICK, Md. (DC News Now) — One Frederick non-profit is making a difference in the lives of veterans and many others by giving them the tools to find employment and build a better life.

“They told me how to work on computers better because my computer skills were negative,” said Army veteran Barrington Hill. “So I did a qualification on my basic computer skills, job seeking, and resume writing.”

Along with those skills, Justice Jobs helps the recently incarcerated, homeless, and disabled get back on their feet and get them in a position to do better with their lives.

“The goal is to give wraparound case management and support to our jobseekers so that they have the support needed,” said the Executive Director for justice jobs April Sandi.” Especially when keeping a job so that they can have that coaching and that one on one interaction to get them to the place where they …