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Empowering Spokane.
Connecting Careers.

Eleven Spokane Businesses Walk Away With a Toolkit for Growth

Eleven Spokane County small businesses completed the AHANA August Business Cohort, funded through the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Community Reinvestment Project and delivered in partnership with the African Hispanic Asian Native American Multi-Ethnic Business Association (AHANA-MEBA) and Talent Solutions by WorkSource Spokane. The cohort was built to give business owners knowledge they could put…

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+ Businesses and Job Seekers Served

Connecting individuals to meaningful
careers every year.

+ Community Partnerships

Collaborating to build a stronger,
united workforce.

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$M+ Annual Funding Impact

Investing to drive innovation and deliver transformative solutions

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Workforce System

The WorkSource Spokane One-Stop Campus connects job seekers and employers through a coordinated workforce system. As part of the American Job Center Network, we provide career and training services to all.

The WorkSource Campus

Campus Includes:

  • WorkSource Spokane
  • Talent Solutions
  • Next Generation Zone

Focus Areas:

  • Career-aligned services
  • System partner collaboration
  • Reputable and accessible

Governance

Our governance practices ensure transparency, accountability, and alignment with our mission to serve the community effectively. Explore our governance page to access policies, funding details, board minutes, and our commitment to equal opportunity.

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Funders & Partners Showcase

We are grateful to the many businesses, foundations, philanthropic entities and individuals that partner with us in support of our work, from funding special projects, to helping us build capacity, to partnering on initiatives.

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In the News

Eleven Spokane Businesses Walk Away With a Toolkit for Growth

Eleven Spokane County small businesses completed the AHANA August Business Cohort, funded through the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Community Reinvestment Project and delivered in partnership with the African Hispanic Asian Native American Multi-Ethnic Business Association (AHANA-MEBA) and Talent Solutions by WorkSource Spokane. The cohort was built to give business owners knowledge they could put…