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Connection Points are computer labs that provide information on how to file for unemployment insurance through DEW and career services offered through SC Works. More than 150 libraries, faith-based organizations, and nonprofits across the state connect the public with access to computers and resources for unemployment and reemployment services. You can find Connection Points near you by clicking on your region here.
ATTENTION: South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce (SCDEW) does not own, control, or monitor either the physical location or the computer equipment located at Connection Points. SCDEW makes no warranty or guarantee, express or implied, including but not limited to, the security, availability, operation of, materials, or internet speed of any Connection Points. Be advised that you use these Connection Points at your own risk. SCDEW encourages all users to adhere to good security practices.
Hosting an on-campus Connection Point is an excellent, no-cost way to connect students, alumni, and communities with thousands of jobs and other resources in South Carolina. These resources could supplement your school’s current offerings. There are two Connection Point options to choose from:
The application cycle is open! Click here to learn more about the Connection Points Expansion Grant and apply today.
501(c)(3) and other charitable organizations that have received a tax exemption and are located in an underserved community are eligible to apply. Funding to set up these computer labs includes equipment, accessories, and technical services.
Please email any questions or requests for additional information to DEW's Grants Management team at workforcegrants@dew.sc.gov.