Across the country, not-for-profits benefit from ReEmployAbility participants. We talked with the Nearly New Shop in Louisville, Kentucky, to see how ReEmployAbility helps injured workers and the community in Louisville. The Nearly New Shop is the primary fundraising vehicle for the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) Louisville Section, a grassroots organization of volunteers and […]
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Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Bethlehem Center
Injured workers in our Transition2Work program impact over 35,000 not-for-profits around the country. As they heal from a work-related injury, program participants benefit from maintaining a schedule and avoiding ‘disability syndrome’ while the not-for-profit benefits from having a regularly scheduled volunteer. Transition2Work has proven to be an innovative return-to-work solution connecting employers, employees, and communities […]
Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Habitat for Humanity Laredo
Some of the injured workers in our Transition2Work program are mentally ready to return-to-work but physically, their doctor wants them to stay home or refrain from driving. At ReEmployAbility, we believe that anyone who is capable of something can make an impact in the community where they live. ReEmployAbility’s Transition2Work participants benefit not-for-profits across the […]
Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Center for Employment Opportunities
Some of the injured workers in our Transition2Work program are mentally ready to return-to-work but physically their doctor wants them to stay home or refrain from driving. At ReEmployAbility, we believe that anyone who is capable of something, can make an impact in the community where they live. ReEmployAbility offers home-bound injured workers a unique […]