At Community Work Services, Matthew Kelleher found just what he needed, at just the right time—a mentor, a family-like atmosphere, and a sustainable job.
Lyanet Vasquez “Being homeless is just not an excuse.” Lyanet is an energetic 32-year old mother of six. She has her hands full, especially as a mom living
Donald Haynesworth “I have a whole new life, a whole new energy. It’s a great feeling. CWS is allowing me to be the man I want to be,
Danielle McInnis “I felt like I needed more. I needed a push. I needed to build my career more. So, I decided to start something new. And CWS
Our Programs provide a mix of classroom learning and hands-on training to help participants develop technical and interpersonal skills to become successful in today’s competitive job market.
Our Career Design School provides participants with immersive, skills-based learning in a number of high-growth sectors, allowing them to explore, train and thrive in a new career.
We work in close partnership with employers to deliver training programs that focus on helping those with developmental disabilities build in-demand skills for the workplace.
We connect skilled workers with employer partners to help fill critical staffing gaps and bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the workplace.
Case managers help participants develop short- and long-term employment goals and provide ongoing post-placement services, legal assistance and counseling.
Call us for more information on how to work with us: (617) 720-2233
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