(Photos Above: Gabrielle celebrates commencement from Casper’s recent Medical Assistant program with her young son. Casper’s recent healthcare programs included training with 307 Healthcare Services and the Wyoming Contractors Association to learn clinical skills.) Climb graduates in Casper are making positive changes in the community’s workforce. For both our Medical Assistant and Certified Nursing Assistant […]
Photos: Alyssa and Johanna are among the many graduates over the years who have had a Climb job placement at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. One of Climb’s First Employer Partners Continues to Help Single Moms Start Healthcare Careers “Having long-term positive impacts on families by employing Climb graduates has been incredibly rewarding. These moms have […]
Photos Above: Tonya and her children during the Climb program 10 years ago and today. After seeing their mom persevere in commercial driving and healthcare, Tonya’s daughter wants to be a nurse and her son a scientist. Thanks to friends like you, Climb grads are lighting the way for generations to come! Waking up in […]
Photo Above: A Climb Wyoming welding training in 2013. Since 1986, more than 10,000 families have been impacted thanks to your support. Dear Friends, Thirty-five years ago, I began a new program in Wyoming to help single mothers move from poverty to self-sufficiency through employment. My approach was greatly inspired by the work of my […]
A recap with clips from the virtual celebration for graduates from a Climb Wyoming 2020 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program.
For Immediate Release Contacts: Wyoming Community Foundation, Micah Richardson, Director of Communications and Programs, 307-721-8300 Climb Wyoming, Katie Hogarty, Director of External Relations, 307-314-4708 (Cheyenne, WY) Climb Wyoming is grateful for the support received from Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF) over the past year. Sharing a goal of helping low-income single mothers discover a brighter future, the […]
(Photo Above: Sherry talks with her daughter Florence about making her goals and dreams for the future a reality, including college.) Wyoming is Better When Our Kids Move Out of Poverty When Sherry worked irregular hours at a Gillette coal mine, she missed a lot of her daughter Florence’s softball games. Florence, an eighth grader, […]
(Photo Above: Lindsay stands with her daughter Lily outside the home she bought in 2016.) How Life Looks a Decade After Climb Looking back over the last decade, Lindsay can see how far she’s come each evening when she returns from work to the cozy home she proudly owns. “Buying a house is something I […]
(Photo Above: Tony Haller (1986–2020) worked for Cheyenne’s UA Local 192 Plumbers and Pipefitters Union and dedicated much of his career to getting more women into the trade, including Climb grad Michelle (right).) Remembering a Champion for Women in the Workforce When Tony Haller tragically passed away this year, Wyoming lost a fierce advocate and […]
