Community Workforce Solutions
Instilling hope, inspiring greatness, and supporting futures since 1964.
Community Workforce Solutions
Instilling hope, inspiring greatness, and supporting futures since 1964.
Driving successful outcomes, removing barriers, and helping individuals reach their potential through innovative programming, transformative opportunities, and impactful education and training.
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What We Do
For almost 60 years, CWS, a 501(c) non-profit organization, has been helping to build a better tomorrow for individuals with disabilities. Our programs and services offer opportunities for individuals living with disabilities, including transition-age youth, individuals with brain injuries, those seeking day program services and for individuals seeking vocational services. CWS partners with the community, families, professional organizations and others to achieve greatness through acceptance, opportunity and determination.
Our Services
Pathways Day Program
Pathways Day Program Services provides safe and secure services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Brain Injury Services
Provides individuals living with the effects of a brain injury, the ability to participate in meaningful and satisfying activities.
Student Services
CWS works with young adults, ages 14-22.
Vocational Services
Vocational Services programs encompass an array of services along the continuum of the vocational process.
Build a Better Tomorrow
All donations are tax deductible and go towards us supporting individuals living with disabilities.
Client Testimonials
"I received my brain injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Gateway Clubhouse and the services like it have provided me an opportunity to be around other people with TBI. We can share what we are going through. I feel better about myself and I can help others."
- Cynthia
"I have a brain injury as a result of an assault. Services for people with brain injury are important and needed. Gateway Clubhouse services have helped me with my life and they are helping me to find a job. It is great that we are able to continue services during COVID, we are able to stay connected."
- Chris
“I have a brain injury due to a motorcycle accident. TBI programs like Gateway Clubhouse have given me an opportunity to get help. I get to see people and get out of my group home.”
- Timothy
