- preparing for employment
- finding employment
- keeping employment
- boutique
- participant information
- testimonials
Testimonials
Presenting at CWEE is an enjoyable and worthwhile experience. The participants are fun, interactive and willing to learn.
– Linda Hicks, Premier Members
I go to sleep at night with a purpose and wake up every morning with something to look forward to.
– Gig, CWEE Participant
Because the job seekers have been pre-screened by CWEE staff we know they possess the skills we need. We need entry level, but someone who has the skills to move forward.
– Warranty Group
program/services
There are five phases of CWEE’s programs and services which are divided into three categories: Preparing for Employment, Finding Employment and Keeping Employment. All programs and services are tailored to an individual participant’s skills, needs and interests.
New CWEE participant orientation is every Thursday. CWEE’s ongoing, on-site programs are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekdays with the intention that after ten weeks job candidates are engaged in a full-time job search.
Beyond our innovative skills training program, CWEE is unique because on-site case managers assist participants in managing the rigors of government assistance (TANF, food stamps, Medicaid, child care assistance, and child welfare), as well as help participants to overcome barriers to employment and provide referrals to other community resources.
preparing for employment
During this portion of the program each participant is assigned a case manager who tailors training to that participant’s needs, rather than operating a one-size-fits-all program.
finding employment
CWEE's Employment Services Department helps participants acquire the skills and competencies needed to be successful in the workplace.
keeping employment
Once employed, participants receive on-going support for up to two years after graduating from CWEE.
boutique
CWEE's on-site clothing boutique provides participants with business casual and business professional clothing and accessories.
participant information
Participants referred through Denver, Arapahoe, and Adams counties, must be receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) to be eligible for services.