NW Works

At NW Works, we're proud to provide opportunities for empowerment through employment, whether it's out in the community or right here on our own campus. In May, our new Group Supported Employment (GSE) work crew launched on our campus. Since May, many staff at NW Works have commented on the work ethic, initiative, and attitudes of the new GSE work crew as they learn their roles and begin making visible differences on NW Works’ campus.

Read more about the teamwork and initiative the GSE crew has shown here 👉

Mission Moment: Teamwork in Action at NW Works — NW Works Since May, many staff at NW Works have commented on the work ethic, initiative, and attitudes of the work crew as they learn their roles and begin making visible differences on NW Works’ campus. The GSE crew is responsible for our spotless windows and doors, organizing the garden shed, filling up ...

📢📃NW Works is excited to announce our July Pop-Up Shred Day will be held on Friday, July 31st from 10 AM to 2 PM, with the assistance of NW Works Group Day Support participants. The event is being held in the NW Works parking lot at 3085 Shawnee Drive.
While donations are always appreciated, the first box of paper to shred is complimentary. Cash, check, and credit card donations are accepted. Every donation we receive during our shred days goes towards helping us fund programs and services for the over 250 adults with disabilities served by NW Works.
Please note that this is not a real-time shredding event. Paper will be collected and secured, then shredded in our secure facility.

July is Disability Pride Month! At NW Works, we believe that people with disabilities deserve the opportunity to thrive. That's why we're committed to maximizing independence and promoting inclusivity in all aspects of life.
This month, we're celebrating what it means to be proud, while also promoting the importance of disability awareness and education to build understanding and acceptance.
At NW Works, our commitment to the people we serve remains strong through the diverse services we offer ranging from job training and supported employment to community activity programs and our Group Day Support services. Through our participation in the AbilityOne Program, we proudly provide meaningful employment opportunities through federal contracts.
Whether it's at community outings, volunteering at the Knights of Columbus Food Pantry, chiming and singing alongside students at Shenandoah University, or maximizing independence through life skills lessons, the people we serve are breaking down barriers and feeling supported.
Join us in celebrating Disability Pride Month by sharing your own stories of pride using . Let's come together to amplify the voices of people with disabilities and create a world where everyone can thrive and take pride in who they are.