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TransCen Inc is a non-profit organization based in Rockville, MD, that has been a leading provider of training and technical assistance in school-to-work transition initiatives, career development for individuals with disabilities, and related research and dissemination since 1986. With satellite offices in San Francisco, CA, Milwaukee, WI, and affiliated staff across the country, TransCen Inc is dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities through meaningful work and community inclusion. TransCen Inc believes that there is a job for everyone who wants one, regardless of their disability or other barriers to employment. Their mission is to provide training, support services, and consultation to help individuals with disabilities find employment and achieve community inclusion. Through their various programs, such as Project SEARCH and Ticket to Work, TransCen Inc strives to create opportunities for individuals to explore internships, develop skills, and secure meaningful employment.Generated from the website

Prince George's Financial Services Corporation, also known as FSC First, is a leading financial institution based in Upper Marlboro, MD, dedicated to supporting small and minority-owned businesses in the local community. With over four decades of experience, FSC First offers a range of state-funded business financing programs, financial counseling services, and specialized loan programs to help businesses access funding and grow. From providing business preparatory support to offering grants for businesses impacted by the Purple Line Construction Corridor, FSC First is committed to empowering entrepreneurs and fostering economic development in Prince George's County. Through collaboration, education, and financial resources, FSC First aims to equip businesses with the tools and knowledge needed to succeed in their industries and make a positive impact on the community.Generated from the website

Didlake Inc. is a nonprofit organization providing contract and rehabilitative services. Based in Bealeton, Va., it serves individuals with developmental disabilities as well as a variety of other disabilities, such as autism, visual impairments, hearing impairments, mental illness, physical disabilities, substance abuse/addiction and traumatic brain injury. The center serves people with disabilities in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia. Didlake Inc. has affiliations with various organizations, including National Council of Work Centers, Coalition for Human Services and Virginia Coalition of Private Provider Associations, to name a few.