Look for our Awareness Campaign
Northwest Center is proud to announce the launch of the new People of All Abilities campaign through a multi-media effort that includes TV, radio, outdoor and direct mail. The new campaign is intended to challenge stereotypes about disability and employment in proving that an inclusive workplace is good for business. Click to view now.
Special thanks to Matter, Inc. for giving so generously of their time and talent, making this campaign possible.
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Our Stories
Amazing things are happening everyday at Northwest Center - we model our values and put inclusion and diversity into action. The results we've witnessed are simply amazing and we're thrilled to share these stories with you:
A Job for Jason
Jason is a valuable member and the newest employee of New Beginnings Christian Fellowship in Renton, WA where he supports the office by organizing new member packets, filing and organizing information. It is a job Jason enjoys, and it is a job that just a few months ago seemed out of reach—that was before Northwest Center. Read more...
Proud to Welcome You: Preston
Getting a job when you’re a teenager isn’t the same as it used to be. We all remember that helpful next door neighbor, well connected family friend or local business owner down the street who used to be a reliable source for that all-important first job (and even more important, first paycheck). Unfortunately, these helpful adults are now almost as likely to be looking for employment as a teenager in high school. Read more...
Jackson Federal Building: Debbie
Last week I met Debbie, who supervises the janitorial teams at a number of facilities in downtown Seattle including everything from historic office buildings to modern skyscrapers housing an array of government agencies and officials — an imposing stretch of real estate and a huge responsibility. Read more...
School to Work: Erika's Job at Value Village
Erika began participating in Northwest Center’s School 2 Work program in late June of this year. In that short period of time she has made absolutely extraordinary progress in her search for community employment. From the start, Erika demonstrated an eagerness to work that is hard to ignore. She is an employer’s dream come true; Erika is bi-lingual, dedicated, polite, enthusiastic , independent and most of all, she WANTS TO WORK. Read more...