Injured workers in our Transition2Work program impact over 35,000 different not-for-profits around the country. As they heal from their 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 […]
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Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Roy Maas Youth Alternatives
Our injured workers impact communities coast-to-coast through our Transition2Work program. This innovative return-to-work solution allows participants to heal from their work-related injury while helping their community’s local not-for-profit, keeping them in the workforce and providing invaluable assistance to local philanthropic goals. One of the many not-for-profits we work with is Roy Maas Youth Alternatives (RMYA) […]
Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Museum of International Cultures
Transition2Work participants from ReEmployAbility help not-for-profits across the country while they heal from their work-related injury. This benefits them and their community, creating a true win-win for injured workers and the not-for-profits they help. We sat down with the Museum of International Cultures in Duncanville, TX to learn how Transition2Work participants impact their mission. Briefly […]
Not-for-Profit Spotlight: Christian Community Action
Across the country, not-for-profits benefit from ReEmployAbility participants. One of those not-for-profits is Christian Community Action (CCA), which has been helping families in need in Texas for over 45 years. Headquartered in Lewisville, Christian Community Action serves individuals and families across North Texas. CCA provides services to over 7,000 people annually preventing hunger, averting homelessness, […]