Testimonials
Tutoring at CWEE on Fridays is the highlight of my week. Knowing that I was a small part in the success of a GED candidate is incredibly rewarding.
– Mark Krivel, GED Tutor
For the past few years, my firm has been fortunate enough to provide various legal services to CWEE participants. I very much enjoy working with the participants and the support they receive from CWEE personnel is extraordinary.
– Ari Gould, Law Offices of Ari B. Gould
I could tell that the women were starting to come into their own and find their own power. CWEE is doing wonderful work!
– Agnes Talamantez Carroll, Agnes Talamantez Carroll & Associates
media releases
Work Education Honors 16 Earning Diplomas
Employment program continues high graduation rate as participants earn GED.
Center for Work Education and Employment Honors Winners at 27th Annual Awards Luncheon
Today, the Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE) held its 27th Annual Awards Luncheon celebrating outstanding CWEE alumni, community and employer partners and the CWEE volunteer of the year.
Mile High United Way's New Aid Strategy
CWEE received first-time funding of $50,000 from Mile High United Way in the focus area of adult self-sufficiency.
CWEE Teams up with MiCasa and EGOS to Help 50 Career Seekers Connect with Local Employers at Networking Event
The Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE), along with collaborative partners Mi Casa Resource Center and Emily Griffith Opportunity School (EGOS), will be hosting a networking event on Thursday, March 23 at the downtown location of Lodo Bar and Grill for our career seekers and employer partners.
Record Number of Work Education Participants Receive GED
CWEE participant Jessica wrote this article about CWEE's Continuation Ceremony on March 5th. The article was included in the Denver Post's print edition of YourHub.
Ten Metro Nonprofits Receive $14,000 Inclusiveness Grants from The Denver Foundation
CWEE is thrilled to be among 10 nonprofits in the Denver Metro area to be awarded a 2 year Inclusiveness Project grant from The Denver Foundation!
CWEE Receives Stimulus Grant to Help 30 Low-income Individuals Find and Keep Meaningful Employment
CWEE is excited to announce that we are receiving federal stimulus funds from a Denver Community Services Block Grant. These extra funds are designed to support agencies like CWEE that help alleviate the effects of poverty while promoting movement towards self-sufficiency.