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“We didn’t start the fire, no we didn’t light it, but we LEARNED to fight it”. Watch Salty Jobs host Sean Smith as he discovers important fire safety methods for land and sea in the latest episode.

Salty Jobs is an educational video series from the Marine Industries Association of South Florida that showcases marine industry career opportunities in the South Florida area. The goal of this series is to introduce a wide range of jobs associated with the marine industry to local schools, workforce agencies, and the public.

Check out this birds-eye view as set-up gets underway at Bahia Mar for the 58th Annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show! Footage courtesy of The Media Lab in Fort Lauderdale.

OIC of South Florida Middle Class Summit: Building, Elevating and Sustaining the Middle Class

OIC of South Florida is championing the elevation of South Florida's Middle Class by bringing together thought, community, education, business and government leaders to harness the research, initiatives and strategies occurring across communities, the state and even nationally, all seeking to strengthen America's weakening middle class.

This summit connects the dots of compelling research conducted nationally and locally which includes: The United Way ALICE Report, The Prosperity Study conducted by Florida International University and champions the work of Six Pillars Broward County and One Community One Goal Miami-Dade County.

Register for the Summit at OICSFL.ORG

OIC of South Florida "Dancing Through The Decades" Jazz Gala Fundraiser Featuring Award-Winning Jazz Vocalist NICOLE HENRY!
August 26th, 2017 - The Diplomat Golf & Tennis Club, Hallandale Beach, FL

OICSFL.ORG for Partnership Info & Tickets

You are cordially invited to join us in celebrating OIC-SFL's 15th Anniversary of "Helping People Help Themselves" by attending our Jazz Gala Fundraiser!

OIC promotes self-sufficiency through Training, Vocational Skills Certifications and Jobs for youth and adults. We strengthen Families and Transform Communities through Prevention & Positive Youth Development programming.

Come adorned in elegant evening attire or festive costumes reminiscent of the various Jazz periods and contend for prizes in our Costume Contest! You don't want to miss the opportunity to cast your bids for unique items in our "Notes of Change" Silent Auction. It will be fun for all!

For Ticket Purchases, Information or Sponsorship Opportunities visit our Website: OICSFL.ORG.

Sean’s dusting off his math skills and taking a deep dive into the appraisal of a local marina in the latest episode of Salty Jobs.

Salty Jobs is an educational video series from the Marine Industries Association of South Florida that showcases marine industry career opportunities in the South Florida area. The goal of this series is to introduce a wide range of jobs associated with the marine industry to local schools, workforce agencies, and the public.

The Dance Club at South Plantation High School created this performance as a part of the Spring 2014 OIC 21st Century programs.

FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2016 - in Washington DC, the Department of Labor hosted the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Bonding Program (FBP)

The national impact of Reentry initiatives was highlighted during National Reentry Week.

This event celebrated 50 years of the federal bonding program and recognized trailblazers in the field and also shared promising practices for promoting bonds. OIC of South Florida has been funded by the Department of Labor to provide reentry services since 2005 and participated on a panel with employers, successful participants, and state bonding coordinators who implement the program in the field to share the impact of this work.

The OIC of South Florida delegation included: President & CEO-Newton Sanon; Employers - Charles Maymon, Regional CEO of American Ambulance, Mary Therese Albin, Payroll and Risk Manager of American Ambulance. Joining them as well was, OIC student alumni - Carla Hepburn, a single mother who after 6 years of incarceration is getting her life on track. Now gainfully employed as a manager at a local restaurant, she is currently placed in the management training program and has enrolled at Miami Dade College to obtain an Associate Degree in Business Administration and OIC Alumni Quinton Washington- 2008 White House office of Faith and Community Initiatives, Honor of Hope honoree.

In 2008, heralded for its Prison Reentry Initiative Work, OIC was selected as the honoree for the Honor of Hope Award representing the state ofFlorida, in recognition of its work with ex-offenders; an award presented by the White House Office of Faith and Community Initiatives. Combining workplace and personal development skills, participants leave the program better prepared to function in today's society, equipped with tools essential for success in life and work. Recognized as Employer of the Year, local employer American Ambulance commended OIC for its work and the quality of employees produced through the program; so impressed in fact, the company pledged three paramedic training scholarships to OIC participants.

The longevity of this investment demonstrates impact that can be made when the doors of opportunity are open to our returning citizens and they are equipped to realize a career pathway.

Quinton Washington - Employed with American Ambulance since 2007 in the capacity of a driver, completed CPR certification & paramedic licenses.

Scholarship Recipient, Walter Sanders - Employed with American Ambulance for 6 years (2007 -2013), currently employed with The House of Hope in the capacity of Peer-to-Peer Counselor & conducts Group Session. Walter is currently enrolled in college working towards his Physical Therapist degree which is being paid by his current employer.

Scholarship Recipient, Shane Harvey - Employed with American Ambulance since 2007.

During National Reentry Week, this event and many others across the county shone light on the great work being done in reentry and helped identify opportunities for improvement of reentry services nationwide.