WFCO renewed funding for a third year for the 23 grantees that make up its WAGES (Women Achieving Greater Economic Security) cohort.
While Marcela is learning and growing at community college, her daughter is learning and growing at high-quality child care.
Our WAGES grantee partners report steady progress toward employment gains and educational goals among their participants after one year.
Grantee Spotlight: OneMorgan focuses on helping working mothers from immigrant backgrounds acquire degrees that will lead to professional advancement and economic security.
Frazier’s new construction job pays $23/hour and provides full benefits.
Single moms in Eagle County face tougher circumstances than most single moms in Colorado, making it nearly impossible to get ahead and stay ahead financially.
Only a few years ago, Francesca could not make ends meet for herself and her daughter. Today they are thriving.
Colorado is one of the nation’s top destinations for information technology jobs. The Women’s Tech Training Program is growing the pipeline of women in IT.
Pueblo single moms head back to school to pursue health information technology certificates and degrees.
When you enter any of the Colorado Springs early childhood education centers of CPCD…giving children a head start (CPCD), you’ll see preschoolers listening to stories, making art, and building train tracks. While they prepare for elementary school, many of their parents are in classrooms preparing for new careers.
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