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Workforce Development: Building skills. Creating opportunity. Changing futures.

Long-term stability begins with opportunity. Our workforce development program provides hands-on training in logistics, warehousing and transportation, equipping people with the skills, experience and confidence to pursue meaningful employment.

A pathway to stability

For people who are ready to take the next step.

Through real-world training and structured support, participants gain practical experience in high-demand industries, opening doors to employment and long-term independence.

We focus on more than job skills. We focus on building confidence, structure and a renewed sense of purpose.

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Hands-on training

Training that translates to real careers.

  • Warehouse operations

    Inventory management, sorting, organizing and managing goods in a warehouse setting.

  • Logistics & distribution

    Supply chain operations, inventory movement and distribution processes.

  • Forklift operation & safety

    Equipment, workflow systems and operational safety practices.

  • Loading & shipments

    Loading, unloading and organizing large-scale shipments.

  • Workplace readiness

    Team collaboration, resume support, communication skills and workplace expectations.

Training through action

Real distribution environments, not a classroom.

Participants work directly within active distribution environments, learning the same systems, processes and responsibilities used in real-world logistics operations.

This approach builds both skill and confidence while participants contribute to meaningful community impact.

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Support beyond training

Success requires more than opportunity.

Our program is designed to remove the common barriers that prevent people from moving forward. Depending on eligibility and program structure, participants may receive access to supportive services, so they can fully focus on growth and success.

  • Housing support
  • Meals and essential resources
  • Transportation assistance
  • Structured daily routines and guidance

Who this program supports

We meet people where they are.

Our program supports individuals facing life challenges who are ready to rebuild and move forward, including:

  • Individuals reentering the workforce
  • Those experiencing housing instability
  • Individuals in recovery or transitional phases
  • Underserved community members seeking opportunity
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Train with us. Work at Walmart.

From training to a career in supply chain.

Through our partnership with Walmart, trained candidates can apply for warehouse roles at Walmart supply chain facilities.

How to apply (hourly roles)

  1. Open the Walmart Hiring Center and read the disclaimer.
  2. Select “Search Jobs.”
  3. Under “Supply Chain Facilities,” search Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 or Supply Chain Fulfillment #3000.
  4. Select a position, then apply to current or future openings.
  5. Create an account and complete the assessment (if required).

Applicants must be 18 or older.

Apply on Walmart Hiring Center(opens in a new tab)
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Creating real, lasting change

Workforce development is about transformation.

  • Job-ready skills

    Practical skills that translate directly into employment in distribution centers, warehouses and supply chain.

  • Confidence

    Increased confidence and independence, built one shift at a time.

  • Stability

    Stability and direction, with structure and support along the way.

  • Long-term employment

    Opportunities for long-term employment, including with Walmart.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need experience to join the program?

No prior experience is required. The program provides hands-on training and guidance for people at all starting points.

What kind of jobs can this training lead to?

Training in logistics, warehousing and operations can lead to roles in distribution centers, warehouses and supply chain, including Walmart supply chain facilities.

Is there a cost to participate?

Program availability and costs vary based on eligibility and support services. Many opportunities are provided at no cost to participants.

Where are workforce programs located?

We serve Phoenix and surrounding Arizona communities, with expanding program availability across our network.

Take the next step

Ready to build new skills and move toward a more stable future?

Whether you want to join the program or support its growth, there's a place for you.