Philadelphia Opportunities Industrialization Center (Philadelphia OIC)
Our mission is to assist the unemployed, the underemployed, the homeless, and disadvantaged youth and adults to achieve self-sufficiency and empowerment, primarily through education, training, job placement, and through supportive human services, housing and economic development. Philadelphia OIC is a nonprofit organization founded in 1964 by the late Reverend Dr. Leon H. Sullivan, who was an internationally-recognized advocate for civil and economic rights for all.
In The News
- OIC Philadelphia announces $382,226 grant from City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Sunday Sun, April 28, 2024.
- Germantown woman who won 'Chopped' got her start in North Philly-based program, KYW, September 1, 2019.
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- Does-After School Activities
- Does-Computer Training
- Teaches-Housekeeping
- Teaches-Hospitality
- Does-Workforce Training
- Is-Community Tech Center
- Is-Nonprofit Organization
- Is-Social Service
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- Issue-Computers
- Issue-Youth Development
- Issue-Workforce Development
- Serves-Children and Youth
- Serves-Unemployed People
- Teaches-Computers
- Teaches-Job Readiness
- Teaches-Culinary Arts
- Does-Employment Training
- Does-Employment Counseling
- Does-Social Services
- Does-Social Work