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Lora is one of many Climb graduates fueling workforce growth in the transportation industry. She hauls different types of hazardous materials in a “double” with two tankers that stretch more than 100 feet and can weigh up to 56 tons. Read more about Lora and how Climb's employer partnerships work for local economies: https://lnkd.in/g9ybG3fz #storiesthatinspire

We work stronger together! Join us to strengthen Wyoming families so children can thrive and our workforce can grow...now and for generations to come. Make your year-end donation here: https://bit.ly/3ZyhAPu Thank you for making this important work possible! #giving #wyomingfamilies

“My mind is the thing that stops me the most," says Aubrey, a graduate of Climb's Commercial Driving program. "Your thoughts will hold you back, especially the way you speak to yourself on the inside.” “You might have a blown tire at work, and you will have bumps in the road in life, too,” she says. “Now I feel like I can show up in a better way. I love my job and my co-workers. Every day, I’m geared up and ready to go.” Read Aubrey's story here: https://lnkd.in/gS5CTrUM #storiesthatinspire

Thank you for transforming families, communities, and generations this holiday season! Together, we are building up families to be stronger and more resilient for generations to come! Pictured here 🖼️: Climb Wyoming's Casper office, established in 2004, features trainings in construction trades, commercial driving, office and healthcare careers.

A heartfelt thank you to Spectrum for their generous $50,000 donation to Climb through the Spectrum Community Center Assist program!    Spectrum kicked off the partnership with a revitalization event at our Cheyenne site, joining Climb staff and community members to improve our classroom space and add 10 new laptops, a Smartboard, and advanced 1-gigabit-per-second internet service. #community #volunteer

Are you looking for a way to make an impactful difference for Wyoming families this #GivingTuesday? Your donation allows single moms living in poverty to access free job training and placement, changing lives and communities for generations to come! You can send an e-card when you make a gift in memory of or in honor of someone special in your life. Give here: https://lnkd.in/gRpMC6h8

Our 2024 Progress Report is out, sharing how we're stronger when we work together to help Wyoming families thrive. Meet some of the amazing women we've worked alongside and see what can happen when we believe in their potential...and come together to support their success! Explore the stories and videos here: https://lnkd.in/ghpC63fX #progressreport #stories

Thanks, Public Knowledge®, for spotlighting how Climb integrates job training and mental health support.

👋 Hello from the Aspen ThinkXChange! 👋 Climb Wyoming was thrilled to be at the Ascend at the Aspen Institute ThinkXChange: The National Forum on #2Gen Approaches with over 200 innovators from across the country – all at the forefront of advancing breakthroughs and best practices to create better outcomes for children, the adults in their lives, and sharing innovative solutions to move families beyond poverty.💡 A special shoutout to Artesia, a Climb graduate who now works as the Clinic Director at a nonprofit healthcare provider in Cheyenne, for joining us at the conference to share her inspiring journey to a successful career in public health. It was a great week to represent Climb and contribute our insights on how mental health and employment can transform the lives of single mothers and their families! #TXC24 #AspenThinkXChange #ClimbWyoming #LeadershipInAction #EconomicMobility #TwoGenerationApproach #SocialImpact

This week, we're honored to attend the Aspen ThinkXChange: The National Forum on #2Gen Approaches, hosted by Ascend at the Aspen Institute, joining over 200 dynamic leaders from across the country who are committed to advancing better outcomes for children and the adults in their lives through an intergenerational approach. The ThinkXChange is a pivotal platform to share breakthrough ideas and front-edge solutions to deepen our collective impact for family economic well-being. For almost 40 years, we’ve been leading the way with an innovative model that connects employment and mental health, transforming the lives of low-income single mothers and their children. At the conference, our team, including CEO Katie Hogarty, COO Molly Kruger, and Climb graduate Artesia Valerio-Alexander, will share insights on how a two-generation approach can break the cycle of poverty, helping families thrive for generations. Stay tuned for updates as we exchange ideas and push forward on these critical issues! 💼💡 #TXC24 #ClimbWyoming #NonprofitLeadership #EconomicMobility #MentalHealth #2Gen #SocialImpact