EmployAbility: Employment and Housing Solutions

The Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin in Madison, WI offers a wide range of programs and initiatives aimed at supporting job seekers, businesses, and young adults in the region. From apprenticeships to industry-specific strategies in biotechnology, manufacturing, construction, and healthcare, the board collaborates with various organizations to provide workforce services and resources. The board's mission is centered on promoting success for individuals and businesses alike, redirecting individuals to the WorkSmart Network for tailored career and training assistance. With a dedicated team and a focus on community partnerships, the board strives to help individuals achieve their professional goals and enhance the region's workforce development efforts.Generated from the website

Advanced Employment Inc. provides support solutions to the people with developmental disabilities. Based in Madison, Wis., the organization offers a series of services, including job site survey, job adaptation, assisting with job performance assessment, setting-up natural support, promoting integration, personal shopping and graphic studio services. Advanced Employment Inc. is associated with a number of organizations, such as ACE Hardware, American-Family Insurance, Badger Bowl, Best Dry Cleaners, Boston Pizza, Community Work Services, Nakoma Golf Club and Verona Public Library.

Central Wisconsin Community Action Council (CWCAC) is a private not-for-profit corporation established in 1966 under the Economic Opportunity Act. Their mission is to lift people out of poverty and help them achieve self-sufficiency and independence. CWCAC operates a variety of state and federal programs, including down payment assistance loans, food pantries, skills development programs, home energy assistance, and more, to assist low-income families in becoming self-sufficient and to promote community growth and prosperity. CWCAC serves the five counties of Adams, Columbia, Dodge, Juneau, and Sauk, with offices in each county, including their central administrative office in Wisconsin Dells. Despite the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, CWCAC's dedicated staff continues to provide assistance to their clients, with operations currently being conducted by appointment only. They encourage individuals to reach out by phone and leave a message if unable to reach their contact, ensuring that support and services are delivered during these challenging times.Generated from the website