Read the Winchester Star’s recap of our sixth annual Farm to Table event and view photos from the evening by Kimberly Needles. Thank you to all who attended!
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NW Works clients play important role in Trex’s daily operations
WINCHESTER — At a time when businesses are struggling to find staff, NW Works Inc. has been a godsend. Just ask the folks over at Winchester-based Trex Co. Inc., a composite decking manufacturer that is so pleased with the 14 NW Works clients currently on staff, officials are talking about doubling that number in the near future. [Read More]Continue reading “NW Works clients play important role in Trex’s daily operations”
CEO Update: What H.R 2373 Means for You
The proposed Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act has been raising questions in our industry about the end of subminimum wage and what it means for people with disabilities. NW Works CEO Debera Taylor shares her thoughts regarding the bill and what it means for our clients and their loved ones.
12 students with disabilities graduate from ProjectSEARCH – The Winchester Star
WINCHESTER — Twelve graduates celebrated on Friday after completing an internship program at Valley Health’s Winchester Medical Center.
The Winchester Star: NW Works faces COVID-19 impacts head-on
Read our March 6 feature in The Winchester Star! Vaccines, hiking, and more.
NW Works celebrates 50 years – The Winchester Star
WINCHESTER — NW Works celebrated 50 years of being in the community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday afternoon.
NW Works on The Valley Today
NW Works’ was featured on The River 95.3’s show The Valley Today with Janet Michael.
“Not Just a Van” – NW Works Receives Transportation Grant
In a joint partnership, NW Works Inc. was awarded grant funding by the Foundation for Children with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities and the Northern Shenandoah Valley Civitan Club.
Firefly Customers Provide Early Christmas to Local Nursery
Firefly Cafe and Bakery customers helped to provide an early Christmas to the children of the Fremont Street Nursery. WDVM’s Rebecca Burnett covered the story.