NTJN is...

...helping build Transitional Jobs programs.

...defining & supporting best practices of the field.

...advocating for the strategy nationwide.

In 2000, the National Transitional Jobs Network (NTJN) formed in response to changes in federal welfare legislation to support effective employment solutions for people who have difficulty entering and succeeding in work. Today, the NTJN is the singular national clearinghouse for resources, tools, and expertise for building Transitional Jobs programs, and is the national voice for stakeholders working to help the hardest to employ get and keep jobs.

The Network is led by an Executive Committee representing direct service, government, and policy organizations across the country.Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights is the host agency and coordinator for the Network.