Steven N. had a dream come true recently when the Dreams from the Hardt Committee fulfilled his request of receiving a three-wheeled bike. Melanie Mauro, his
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Lowe’s of Auburn and Scarborough generously donated the materials for four raised garden beds, two each for Auburn and Lund Road. The donations included boards for
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How did you get started in this field? I spent most of my career as a purchasing agent, but was more proud of my 20 years
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Kendra Sanborn, of YES Art Works is one of over 30 artists whose work will be on display at the Maine State House Hall of Flags,
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Over the years, Carlton Linscott has become a master at making pizzas on Fridays at Saco Community Services (SCS). He’s learned every step of the process,
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The St. Joseph’s Council of the Knights of Columbus donated $815 to Creative Work Systems (CWS) at their monthly meeting in Saco. The funds were raised
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How did you get started as a job coach for Five-County Employment Services? The job that I had prior to this one employed CWS members with
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Creative Work Systems has offered Community Case Management in the Five County region since 2007, introducing Representative Payee services in early 2010. Case Management recently expanded
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Creative Work Systems announces the formation of a members-run social club at 90 Industrial Park Road in Saco Maine. The club will elect a governing body which assists staff in making decisions on how the club operates. The governing body will include a minimum of five club members who are elected by
Team Up! What is it? Team Up! is a social and recreational club for current high school students and recent graduates between the ages of 17-21. The club supports opportunities for continued development of physical, social, emotional, and cognitive skills and provides experiences for achievement, leadership, enjoyment, friendship, and recognition. Team Up!
On Tuesday, October 2, 2012, Creative Work Systems, Men’s Wearhouse, and the Career Center partnered to distribute gently worn suits to disadvantaged job seekers. This event marks the fifth year that CWS has assisted coordinating the National Suit Drive, the country’s largest effort to collect gently used business attire for folks in