Find a Job in NH
To succeed in New Hampshire, new Americans need a job. BCNH’s case managers focus on helping their clients get good jobs.
When clients come to BCNH we ask about their work experience, interests, and where and when they want to work. We help them prepare a resume and submit job applications. We may drive the client to their interview and ensure that the employment will be safe and beneficial. When clients need better English language skills, child care, or a reliable carpool to work, we help them find them.
When clients are ready to get a driver’s license, BCNH often drives them to the DMV in Concord for their test.
BCNH’s employment work is currently supported by grants from the Clowes Foundation, a federal program administered by the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs, and a refugee program administered by the NH Office of Health Equity.
NOW HIRING
Even during the pandemic, New Hampshire businesses sought out refugees to join their workforces. As the economy rebounds, the pull for more workers is getting stronger.
FOR EMPLOYERS
If you are looking for a new employee, we can help you. Contact BCNH and tell us about current job openings at your company.
FAQs
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Yes. BCNH has relationships with employers across the state who are welcoming to refugee and immigrant workers.
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BCNH does not have a formal public job board right now. Employment opportunities are still often shared through relationships and case managers rather than through a searchable database.
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Yes
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Yes.
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BCNH helps refugees with job placement within their first 5 years in the US, even if they have already been employed.
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BCNH understands that work is often connected to larger barriers like transportation, paperwork, language, and scheduling. Even when BCNH is not the final provider, it can help people navigate the next step.
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Not in the traditional staffing-agency sense. BCNH’s role is better described as employment support and navigation for refugees and immigrants trying to understand how to access work and opportunity in New Hampshire.
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Contact BCNH and explain your work situation, what kind of help you need, and any barriers you are facing such as transportation, language, documents, or online applications. That makes it easier for the organization to guide you appropriately.