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Juma strives to break the cycle of poverty by paving the way to work, education, and financial capability for youth across America
- For Youth - Juma
Why Juma? Juma offers youth a great opportunity to work and make career dreams a reality We offer employment opportunities, the chance to build workplace skills, training on how to manage money and save, counseling to develop a plan for building a career and connections to jobs and education opportunities to help get there
- Our Mission History - Juma
Juma is a nonprofit social enterprise that operates businesses with the purpose of employing young people We make sure they EARN a paycheck, LEARN to manage their money and gain essential skills like responsibility, teamwork and how to communicate in the workplace
- Sacramento - Juma
At Juma, it starts with a job in the stadiums, but our program and services are much more than that We empower youth to set personal, professional, and financial goals and to discover their strengths We explore potential low-barrier, high-demand careers and develop a plan for youth to get there
- Seattle - Juma
At Juma, it starts with a job in the stadiums but our program and services are much more than that We empower youth to set personal, professional, and financial goals and discover their strengths
- San Francisco - Juma
A nonprofit social enterprise, Juma operates concession businesses at San Francisco’s Oracle Park and the new Chase Center with the purpose of providing youth employment and job training Here youth learn the soft and hard skills critical for success in any career
- Programs - Juma
Juma operates concession businesses in professional sports and entertainment venues to provide meaningful employment experiences to youth from underserved communities
- Our Program - Juma
Juma has opened more than 3,000 matched savings accounts and put over $5 million dollars into the pockets of young people in support of college dreams We have incentivized savings and seen dramatic results, putting our students on a path to success in the financial mainstream
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