The Displaced Homemakers Committee is a dedicated social services organization based in Ithaca, New York, with a mission to empower individuals who have lost financial support due to separation, divorce, death, or disability of a spouse or partner. With a special focus on those navigating significant life transitions, the organization provides career counseling, skills training, and job readiness support tailored to each client’s needs. Their programs emphasize increasing economic self-sufficiency by helping participants identify career goals, build practical workplace skills, and gain confidence in their abilities.

The Committee also offers supportive services such as financial literacy workshops, referrals to community resources, and personalized case management to ensure clients have access to the tools necessary for success. Known for its compassionate, client-centered approach, Displaced Homemakers Committee actively collaborates with local employers, educational institutions, and workforce development agencies to foster real opportunities for employment and personal growth. It serves a diverse population and is committed to promoting equity and inclusion in its service delivery.

Key Services:

– Career counseling and vocational guidance
– Job readiness training and resume support
– Skills-building workshops for workforce entry or re-entry
– Financial literacy and budgeting education
– Supportive referrals to housing, childcare, and legal services
– One-on-one case management for tailored assistance
– Programs focused on assisting separated, divorced, widowed, or formerly dependent spouses
– Community partnerships to enhance employment opportunities