Neesha Earles held multiple positions as a nursing aide but longed for a career as a nurse, a goal she shared with Cincinnati Works financial coach Nina Vogt. After thinking about this goal, and using her coach as a sounding board, Neesha decided to follow her passion and pursue a degree in nursing. “It won’t …
Ebony Marshall came to Cincinnati Works looking to improve her life. A young mother, a nurse with a record, and an uncertain future, Ebony worked closely with her Cincinnati Works coach to eventually re-establish her nursing license and started as a part-time aide at the Center for Addiction Treatment (CAT). Her continued grit and determination …
Cincinnati Works is thrilled to announce our newest initiative, the Young Adult Workforce Development Program. Utilizing our nationally recognized workforce development model, we will engage with young adults entering the workforce directly after high school graduation to build a talent pipeline for employers and future employees. The Young Adult Workforce Development Program is a game-changer, …
Cincinnati Works partnered with Save our Youth and Price Hill Safety CAT to listen to teens and share alternatives to violence. Click here to read the full article.
Lauren’s dedication and unwavering commitment to her career were evident from the start. Lauren was new to Cincinnati and unemployed when she became a Cincinnati Works Member, but our team helped her find her first job. Over the years, she progressed in her profession, ultimately becoming a nurse with a successful, lengthy career in the …