New chapters can allow us to reinvent ourselves and see new possibilities. A chance at a new career can be incredibly rewarding, whether someone is thinking about building on their resume by taking on home inspector jobs for a chance of getting into the real estate sector, to someone taking an office position to build … See details
Today we celebrate the success of Willie, who has recently accepted a new job offer. He is now managing his finances, covering housing and utilities needs, and is on his way toward self-sufficiency. But this wasn’t always the case. In 2020, Willie was dealing with car issues and was on the verge of losing his … See details
Jamie was new to the Green Bay area and was looking for a job she would enjoy. She had a lot of experience in the healthcare field but was looking for a bit of a change. She knew our staff would have the resources and support she needed to succeed. Our team was ready to … See details
When Ursula came to FSET, she was looking for a little help finding a job. What she gained from her experience was so much more. She found support, confidence, and independence. Ursula had been having a hard time making ends meet, and wanted to start a career in logistics. Her case manager suggested she take … See details
When Ray came to FSET in April, his dream was to get back to truck driving. He had been out of work for a few years due to some health and legal reasons. He knew he wanted to get back to driving, but he wasn’t sure what steps he needed to take to get there. … See details
When Steven came to FSET in 2019, he had already overcome so many challenges. After achieving 5 years sobriety, he was ready to accomplish more in his life. He knew he was ready for something bigger, but he wasn’t sure how to get there. Enter FSET. He was told about FSET when he applied for … See details
Like so many of our clients, Charles’ success story is one of tremendous courage as he sought real change in his life – for himself and his son. Picking up and moving to Wisconsin earlier this year – knowing absolutely no one – is hard in the best of times; in the middle of a … See details
Kakola came to the United States as a Refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo in July of 2020. Kakola’s wife, Furaha, came here as a Refugee in 2016 with their children. After 4 years apart, Kakola was thrilled to be reunited with his family. Once he was settled in, Kakola was ready to find … See details
