Transitions in public service careers can be challenging—but the right resources can make all the difference. Whether you’re seeking a new role, leveraging past experience, or navigating unexpected changes like layoffs, several organizations are stepping up to support public servants every step of the way.

Civic Match: Bridging Talent with Local Government Needs

Powered by Work for America, Civic Match is helping connect skilled public sector professionals with essential roles in local government. At a time when communities need experienced leadership and talent, Civic Match creates a direct pathway for individuals to find meaningful opportunities while continuing to serve the public. It’s a powerful tool for aligning passion with purpose—and keeping valuable expertise within the public sector ecosystem.

FormerGov.com: Turning Experience Into Opportunity

FormerGov.com provides a unique platform where former government employees and military professionals can showcase their knowledge and connect with organizations seeking their insight. Whether through consulting, advising, or project work, this platform unlocks opportunities to extend the impact of a public service career. It’s especially valuable for those looking to stay engaged and share their experience in new and flexible ways.

FEEA Layoff Loans Program: Financial Support When It Matters Most

The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA) offers a critical safety net through its Layoff Loans Program. Designed to help federal employees facing financial hardship due to layoffs, this program provides short-term financial assistance to ease the transition. It’s a reminder that support isn’t just about job placement—it’s also about stability, dignity, and peace of mind during uncertain times.


Together, these resources highlight a shared commitment: supporting public servants not just in their roles, but throughout every stage of their careers. Whether you’re seeking your next opportunity, leveraging your expertise, or managing a transition, help is available—and you don’t have to navigate it alone.