Catholic Charities Diocese of Madison is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit affiliated with Catholic Charities USA. We have served individuals and families in the 11 counties of the Diocese of Madison since 1946. Our programs help those who are aging, living with a disability, experiencing mental health challenges, homelessness, and provide mobile food pantries in rural communities and drug and alcohol addiction treatment. Catholic Charities of Madison's mission is to demonstrate Christ's love and justice by caring in faith for the human family.

Community Living Connections, Inc. is a local, non-profit agency founded in 2004. CLC provides home-based and community-based supported living services to approximately 250 individuals who live throughout the communities of Madison, Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, Platteville, and Stoughton - Wisconsin! We respect each person's unique contribution to their community. We ensure person-centered supports that emphasize dignity, respect and independence. Our services aim to connect individuals with their community and help them reach their full potential. The success of our organization is measured by the individual successes of the people we serve. Adults with developmental disabilities living their dreams, traveling, buying their own homes, getting married, working, owning a business - choosing and directing their own lives. Successes that are helped made possible by the dedication and commitment of the people who work here.

SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM is a government administration company based out of 275 W MAIN ST, Platteville, Wisconsin, United States.

Welcome to Achieving Collaborative Treatment! ACT is a provider of in-home behavioral therapy services for children with autism spectrum disorders. We serve the needs of children in south central Wisconsin, including the greater Madison area.

Family Works is a construction company based out of 5604 Medical Circle, Madison, WI, United States.

The Western Wisconsin Workforce Development Board was formed in 2000 under the Workforce Investment Act. The WDB was established to oversee the workforce development strategies in Western Wisconsin. Western Wisconsin, WDA 9, includes the eight counties of Buffalo, Crawford, Jackson, Juneau, La Crosse, Monroe, Treampealeau and Vernon.

At Feist, we pride ourselves on fast, professional service because we know your job can't wait. Our coaches and developers are excited to be part of your team to help you achieve your employment goals!

Wisconsin Youth Company is a 501c3 non-profit organization operating since 1974. Wisconsin Youth Company provides high-quality out-of-school time programming throughout Dane and Waukesha Counties. Programs include before and after school, 4K wrap, summer camps, Middle School U, Wander Wisconsin, and non-school days and break programs. Wisconsin Youth Company operates Elver Park and Theresa Terrace Neighborhood Centers offering residents equitable access to resources. Wisconsin Youth Company’s mission is to engage youth in opportunities to encourage them to be their best selves. Wisconsin Youth Company — where kids thrive beyond the school day!

Kids Junction Learning Center is a primary/secondary education company based out of 8084 Watts Rd, Madison, WI, United States.

Bright Child Learning Center is dedicated to helping children develop and demonstrate a love of learning through respect for themselves, their environment and the entire world community of which they are members. Specializing in the often undervalued infant/toddler age groups and providing a safe, nurturing and developmentally appropriate learning environment for students from six weeks old through six years old, Bright Child Learning Center is unlike any other program in the area. By applying a Montessori based approach with even our youngest students, they are given the opportunity to become independent, self-motivated, self-sufficient and respectful members of our community.

Managed human resources for all programs and activities under the direction of the Board of Directors, building and nurturing relationships with many similar agencies across Wisconsin. Supervised 55 direct reports and a total team of 250 staff, providing leadership and training. Key Achievements: • Succeeded in turning around the business from the brink of forced closure and developing into a vibrant agency known for outstanding service. • Supported indigenous coffee growers to potentially import growers’ fair-trade coffee and other goods, traveling with Elders of the Ho Chunk Indian nation in 2003 to Mexico. • Assisted Governor Doyle in 2005 on a trade mission to Mexico. • Served as an Advisor to the Department of Natural Resource Disabilities Advisory Council over disability-related issues. • Facilitated Mexican state of Querétaro and Agro Mercados to design a new agency called CAPAZ (Each Person’s Ability).