Life can change quickly, and for Jaden, the transition into Wisconsin Works (W-2) came during one of the most difficult periods of her life. After some personal turmoil, Jaden was focused on navigating a new reality for herself and her daughter while searching for stability and hope for the future. Overcoming Difficult Circumstances When Jaden … See details
When Paula first connected with the FSET program, she already had something incredibly important: a dream. She knew she wanted a future in healthcare and hoped one day to earn a nursing degree. What she needed was support, guidance, and an opportunity to take the first step toward that future. Like many people working toward … See details
When Johanna and her family arrived in the United States as refugees from South Africa this March, they came with very few belongings but a powerful determination to build a better future. Starting over in a new country brought many challenges, including finding transportation, securing employment, and adjusting to an entirely new environment. Despite those … 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 Charley entered the WIOA program through a referral from Shawano Drug Court in June 2024, he was determined to rebuild his life. Facing steep barriers — unemployment, lack of reliable transportation, significant financial obligations, and limited support — Charley set clear goals: find employment, pursue career growth, and build a new life free from … See details
