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Featured Article
New Program Draws Diverse Group Committed To Beginning Careers In Construction
 There was a time when it was considered man’s work. Nowadays, anyone interested in pursuing a career in construction can make that choice.
Indeed, the construction industry is changing. Evidence of that was apparent recently when  dozens of residents interested in pursuing careers in construction met at Wheeler Creek’s Community Center to vie for admittance into a new construction training program.
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Your Community Supportive Services Program (CSSP) sites are continuing to experience great success among the hard-working clients who are choosing to make the best of every opportunity! Here - are just a few.
Eastgate CSSP resident Ms. Linda Willis was recently hired by the nationally recognized tax firm H&R Block! Read More
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| Computer Literacy Program |
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 Computer literacy is an essential part of our world. Our present as well as our future. Whether you want to increase your career choices, keep current on technology, or if you just want to communicate with family and friends via the internet – a computer is critical to 21st century life.
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| Activities and Events |
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Small Business Owners - Local entrepreneurs in need of financial and technical assistance...
NxLevel Program - Entrepreneurs who are looking to start, operate and/or grow their business...
Healthy Lifestyles - looking for female heads-of-household interested in changing their
nutritional choices and improving their health...
OAI, Inc.-The first graduating class for the construction program..
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Message from Director |
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Change.
It is inevitable. It's unavoidable. It's reality. How
we approach it will determine where we end up at the close
of the day. If we dread change like the plague then we can
be sure that-like the old adage contends- we will always
do what we've always done and we will get what we've always
gotten. While we might think we're being safe, we are actually
only being fearful. Stopping ourselves dead in our tracks
before we can really get started Read
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