Employment Services for Noncustodial Parents

Free Career Support for Noncustodial Parents in King & Yakima Counties

Outside Perspective is partnering with Washington State’s Division of Child Support to offer the Employment Services Program (ESP)—a free opportunity for noncustodial parents to gain the tools, support, and resources they need to secure higher-paying jobs and meet their child support goals.

Whether you're unemployed or underemployed, this program is designed to help you build confidence, grow your skills, and stay on track.

• You are a noncustodial parent who owes child support
   
• You live in King or Yakima County
   
• You are unemployed or underemployed
   
• You’re ready to take the next step in your career
   

We provide services in English, Spanish, and other languages with the help of multilingual staff and translators.

✅ Job Search Assistance
Get hands-on help with resumes, applications, interviews, and direct connections to local employers, hiring events, and apprenticeships.

✅ Workshops & Job Readiness Training
Acquire essential workplace skills, including time management, communication, emotional regulation, and digital literacy.

✅ Career Placement & Retention Support
We’ll help you find the right job—and keep it—with one-on-one coaching, peer support groups, and real-time digital engagement tools.

✅ Access to Training Programs
Explore credentialed training in growing fields like healthcare, construction, CDL licensing, and office technology.

✅ Wraparound Support
We’ll connect you to resources for transportation, childcare, clothing, and mental health through trusted community partners.

✅ 24/7 Digital Platform
Get AI-powered tools, job-matching, and micro-lessons delivered in your preferred language and pace—anytime, anywhere.

Click below to begin your enrollment or schedule a free consultation with one of our employment specialists.
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Still have questions? Contact us at outsideperspectivellc@gmail.com

Funding for this project was provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Support Services, Grant Number 90FD0272, awarded to Washington State Division of Child Support