We are lucky to work with clients who remind us every day why this work matters. Sandra is one of those people. Sandra was unemployed and doing everything she could to find work. She was actively working with temp agencies, hoping to land a stable job, but despite her efforts, interviews and job offers just … See details
As Wisconsin’s construction industry continues to grow, contractors across the state are searching for dependable, job-ready workers who can contribute from day one. Forward Service Corporation’s Highway Construction Skills Training (HCST) program has emerged as one of the most effective solutions to this challenge. In just six weeks and at no cost to participants, HCST … 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
Reginald is a reserved, humble person who works hard and tries his best. While incarcerated, he felt hopeless and unmotivated, uncertain what his release would look like. He wasn’t sure how to begin looking for work or how to reenter the community. When a social worker offered him a referral to the Wisconsin Pathways Home … See details
Billy Jack first encountered Pathways Home while navigating a challenging chapter of life: incarceration in the Wisconsin prison system. “I had a plan for release but was unsure and scared of how to make it happen,” they shared. Like many returning citizens, their immediate concerns centered on finding work, transportation, and the support needed to … See details
When Randy first came to Forward Service Corporation (FSC) for help, life wasn’t easy. He had been referred to the FoodShare Employment and Training (FSET) program by his Income Maintenance (IM) agency to meet the work requirement for FoodShare benefits. At the time, Randy was dealing with legal challenges, working to stay sober, and searching … 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
At 18 years old, Damon was facing challenges that would feel overwhelming to anyone. He had never had a job. He didn’t have a driver’s license, a high school diploma, or even the documents needed to apply for work like a birth certificate and social security card. He was also without stable housing, struggling to … See details
