Tameka, a single parent, received help from Culpeper Career Resource Center with the stepping stones of where she wanted to be in the future including attending Germanna Community College. Thereafter, Tameka temporarily moved to West Virginia where a Section 8 voucher...
Amy had been disabled for a prolonged period while recovering from back surgery. She then became employed as a waitress for six months until the restaurant where she worked went out of business. Subsequently, Amy, as a participant in the Virginia Initiative for...
Shiree moved to Culpeper from Charlottesville with a friend and two children, when, after five years service, she was downsized by an employer where she had sold advertising for newspapers. Once in Culpeper she came to the Culpeper Career Resource Center (CCRC) where...
Cynthia Carlson had been laid off from her employer as an in-home health provider. She always had hopes of becoming a registered nurse; but, through life circumstances, was unable to pursue this dream. Being laid off was a devastation to her family as she was the sole...
Kevin Warner came to the WIA program as a dislocated worker (receiving unemployment benefits) after separation from his employer of four and a half years. Kevin is a career professional who held the position of Project Manager (PM) in the IT industry with twenty years...
Heather Jennings came into the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program, as a displaced worker (DW), after she had been laid off from her job at GEICO where she had been employed for many years. She was devastated when she lost her job because she was a single parent...
