Partners

Madera County Workforce operates as part of a connected network of partners working together to support job seekers, employers, and the broader community. Through these partnerships, individuals gain access to a wide range of services, from employment and training to education, housing, and supportive resources.

AJCC Partners

The Workforce Assistance Center brings together local, regional, and state organizations in one place, creating a coordinated system of support for Madera County residents and businesses. Each partner plays a distinct role, allowing services to extend beyond employment to address the full scope of workforce and community needs.

Provides individualized employment services for people with disabilities, helping them prepare for, secure, and retain meaningful employment.

Delivers employment, training, and supportive services to Native American populations across its service regions.

Offers vocational training, education, transportation, child care, emergency services, and community-based support programs.

A free education and training program for eligible young people (16+) to earn a diploma or GED, develop career skills, and secure employment.

Provides rental assistance and programs supporting homeownership, self-sufficiency, and family services.

Delivers accessible, high-quality education and training programs that support workforce readiness and advancement.

Offers public assistance programs including cash aid, food assistance, Medi-Cal, and employment services.

Provides employment services, job training, and career development support to help individuals achieve their workforce goals.

Offers low-cost and no-cost education programs including high school completion, ESL, citizenship, and adult learning courses.

Supports low-income and senior populations through employment, education, and housing services.

Coordinates adult education and career training programs to support transitions into employment or higher education.

Administers unemployment insurance, disability insurance, job services, and workforce-related programs.

Community Partners

Success Stories

See how employers across Madera County are partnering with Madera County Workforce to hire more effectively, strengthen their teams, and support long-term growth.

“Since this was the first time working through this program, the Business Services Specialist was very helpful in the process”
MAPA Plumbing Services
“We at Diamond Communications, Inc. have been using Madera Workforce’s resources to hire new employees for many years. As a security company, we have found their screening process very helpful in finding qualified employees. The process is rapid and easy, with excellent results. To date, we have never had to let an employee or trainee go. Jorge, our representative, has always been very eager to assist us and has been a pleasure to work with.”
Diamond Communications, Inc.
“We’ve been impressed with Johanna, referred through Madera County Workforce. Jorge made the process smooth and provided valuable support as we brought on new staff.”
Gary Gonzales Insurance Agency
“All of the participants were respectful, hardworking, and made a meaningful impact on our team.”
Madera Cemetery District
“Workforce has been a valuable partner to Nemat Inc., providing access to skilled temporary employees while supporting our workforce development efforts through their on-the-job training reimbursement program. This partnership has allowed us to bring in qualified candidates while receiving partial wage reimbursement during their training period, helping offset costs as they learn and grow within our company. Recently, we hired Manuel, a CNC operator, and Jordan, a welder, through the program, and both have proven to be excellent additions to our team. They are professional, courteous, hardworking, and genuinely appreciative of the opportunity qualities that reflect the strength and effectiveness of the Workforce program.”
Nemat Inc.

Become a Partner

Partnership is central to how Madera County Workforce operates. By working together, organizations can expand their reach, strengthen services, and better support the evolving needs of the community. Whether you provide education, training, supportive services, or industry expertise, becoming a partner means contributing to a more connected and effective workforce system.