Workforce Development Institute

SCHOLARSHIP DESCRIPTION: One $2, 500 scholarship will be awarded to a woman who meets WERC's guidelines and submits an application by the stated deadline. WERC's Mission: To advance women's success in the workplace by building their economic and personal independence. WERC assists women experiencing economic transition to achieve financial and individual self-sufficiency by providing quality workforce development services. Eligibility: To apply for the Kathy Lanni Commemorative Scholarship, an applicant must be eligible to receive services from Women's Employment and Resource Center, Inc and must be attending or planning to attend an accredited educational school. This includes any woman residing in the greater Capital District who meets the criteria as a Displaced Homemaker. A Displaced Homemaker is someone who has lost her source of income upon the death, divorce, separation, disability, or dislocation of a spouse, or pending loss of public assistance benefits.

The IUOE Local #158, situated in Glenmont, NY, is part of the International Union of Operating Engineers. It serves as a hub for training programs tailored exclusively to IUOE members, enabling them to operate heavy construction equipment in the U.S. and Canada with the highest level of skill and safety. This premier training facility equips members with the expertise to handle a wide range of tasks, from building infrastructure to maintaining public, commercial, and industrial facilities. By staying at the forefront of technological advancements, IUOE Local #158 ensures contractors have a distinct competitive advantage in the industry. Proud of their contributions in constructing and maintaining essential facilities across North America, IUOE Local #158 embodies a commitment to excellence. Through their rigorous training programs and emphasis on safety, they uphold a standard of excellence that is unmatched in the operating engineering sector. Generated from the website content

Catholic Charities Disabilities Services in Albany, NY is dedicated to turning disabilities into capabilities, offering quality services with integrity, compassion, and respect. They provide a range of services such as residential support, individualized community services, family support, and in-home respite. With a history of 40 years serving 11 counties in New York State, CCDS focuses on empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to learn and develop skills for independent living within their communities. Their team of dedicated professionals ensures the best care for all individuals supported, fostering a culture of empathy and compassion. Whether it's through advocacy, awareness programs, or specialized services for conditions like Prader-Willi Syndrome and Traumatic Brain Injury, Catholic Charities Disabilities Services strives to create a supportive environment where individuals can thrive and achieve their full potential. Generated from the website content