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Threshold Rehabilitation Services, established in 1965, is a not-for-profit organization based in Reading, PA, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and economic disadvantages. They offer vocational rehabilitation, employment, and residential services to promote total integration into the community. With over 55 years of experience, Threshold Rehabilitation Services is a recognized leader in providing high-quality care and support to those facing challenges. They offer a supportive work environment, competitive salaries, and a comprehensive benefits package to their dedicated team members. Generated from the website

The Susquehanna Workforce Network is a nonprofit corporation that coordinates and plans workforce development programs and services for businesses and individuals in Cecil and Harford counties in Maryland. The organization represents an affiliation of more than 50 local businesses, institutions and agencies that works and maintains a system of education, training, employment and outreach programs. The Susquehanna Workforce Network operates a youth council that advises the board on youth policy issues and is responsible for the development of comprehensive delivery system. The organization conducts various workshops that include career development and job search programs. The Susquehanna Workforce Network also provides training information and youth assistance services. It is located in Havre de Grace, Md.

OIC of America is a Philadelphia-based national organization that is dedicated to empowering America's forgotten population by providing free high-quality training services across high-demand industries. With over 60 years of experience and 25 affiliates across 15 states, OIC has trained over 2 million people, helping them build economic power for themselves and their communities. Through their tailored services, OIC aims to address systemic inequality in education and access, bridging the gap between training and employer matching to create opportunities for those who have been kept out of the economy. OIC of America is committed to building a direct line to economic power for Black and poor Americans, including those who are formerly incarcerated. They have received an $8 million investment from the Justice and Mobility Fund to update the traditional workforce development model and provide accredited, no-cost training. By focusing on the industries of the future and expanding their national efforts through the Sullivan Training Network, OIC aims to bridge the labor gap and move more people into the middle class, ensuring economic justice for all.Generated from the website