At Forward Service Corporation, we know that no two journeys look the same. Every individual brings their own goals, challenges, and strengths—and it’s their determination that drives lasting change. DeEvin’s story is a powerful example of how perseverance, self-advocacy, and a willingness to put in the work can turn a dream into a reality. When … See details
When Joshua returned to college as a working parent, he knew it wouldn’t be easy. Between two part-time jobs, full-time classes at Fox Valley Technical College, and raising two school-aged children, his days were packed. But for Josh, determination and heart were never in short supply. “I was looking for options to assist with funding … See details
When Loles connected with the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) program in Outagamie County, she was ready to take charge of her future. Her family had been living day by day, and she knew it was time for change. “My family lives more or less day by day. This program will allow me more … See details
When Britani first learned about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) program, she was a busy single mother balancing work, school, and parenting. The idea of adding one more responsibility seemed daunting. But when a friend in her Substance Use Disorder Counseling (SUDC) program shared their positive experience with WIOA, Britani decided to give … See details
Recently, the community gathered at Spoons Café in Wausau for a truly special occasion—the final benchmark event for our students in the Workforce Advancement Initiative (WAI) 2.0 Culinary Boot Camp. These budding chefs, part of a collaborative effort between Northcentral Wisconsin Workforce Development Board, Forward Service Corporation, and Northcentral Technical College, prepared and served a … See details
Every journey begins with a single step, and sometimes, that first step is the hardest. For Murtadha, his journey began in 2012 when he immigrated from Jordan to the United States, carrying with him the hope of a better life and the resilience that only those who leave everything behind truly understand. In November 2024, … See details
When Sabrina first walked through the doors of our office, she carried more than just the weight of textbooks. Referred by NWTC Oconto Falls, Sabrina came to us carrying challenges most would find overwhelming: housing insecurity, unreliable transportation, financial hardship, and the pressure of school. But Sabrina brought something even greater than her struggles—a dream. … See details
Janice is living proof that it’s never too late to follow your dreams. A single grandmother living in rural Wisconsin, Janice had always dreamed of becoming a nurse, but life’s responsibilities pulled her in other directions. She worked as a nursing assistant for years, raising her family and working part-time. In her 50s, she made … See details
