Event aims to help formerly incarcerated individuals find meaningful employment and break cycles of incarceration.
TAMPA, Fla. – In a joint effort to foster community reintegration, CareerSource Tampa Bay (CSTB) and Abe Brown Ministries are hosting a Second Chance Job Fair on Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
The event, held from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the CareerSource Tampa Bay office located at 9215 N. Florida Ave. in Tampa, is specifically designed to connect job seekers with employers committed to hiring individuals who have been formerly or are currently incarcerated.
The partnership highlights a shared goal of reducing recidivism by addressing one of its root causes: the difficulty of finding stable employment after release.
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Abe Brown Ministries focuses on empowering individuals to transform their lives by providing support that helps renew their minds, motivate positive behavioral changes, and guide them toward a purposeful life. By working directly with these individuals, the ministry helps them overcome significant barriers to employment, thereby aiding them in breaking cycles of incarceration.
This job fair offers a crucial opportunity for participants to take a significant step toward a new beginning. Job seekers interested in attending can pre-register for the event by visiting the CareerSource Tampa Bay website at careersourcetampabay.com/events/second-chance-job-fair/.
The collaboration between CSTB and Abe Brown Ministries underscores a commitment to providing second chances and building a more inclusive workforce in the Tampa Bay area. It is a vital initiative for both individuals seeking employment and the community as a whole, as stable jobs are a cornerstone of a safe and prosperous society.
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