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Our team was honored to host the meeting of the Suffolk County Workforce Development Board at our Center. It was a full house and Marc Bossert shared the impact of the Suffolk County Department of Labor and St Joseph’s University Hospitality Training Program offered to ten WCFA trainees. Today, 9 of those who attended are employed! #collaborationiskey #higherforahigherpurpose 
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This “Feel Good Friday” we would like to thank the Suffolk County Department of Labor, Saint Joseph’s University and Professor Lorraine Lubicich for providing professional training in hospitality to our trainees. #hireforahigherpurpose  Happy Birthday, Chris! Your kindness, positivity, and welcoming nature make you an unforgettable part of our team. We hope your day is as fantastic as you are—filled with plenty of steak, seafood, and celebration!
This Working Wednesday we spotlight our Auto Detailing Duo! It is the first signs of spring and they were happy to be working in the sunshine! #hireforahigherpurpose #workingwednesday  LET’S GO!!! 🏀 Get motivated this Monday by our Best Buddies group! Everyone loved showing off their skills on the court and having fun!!!! #MotivationalMonday #hireforahigherpurpose #bestbuddies  At Winters Center for Autism, we believe in embracing and celebrating the unique differences that make each person special. On World Down Syndrome Day, we proudly stand together in fostering an inclusive community that honors every individual’s capability and contribution. #hireforahigherpurpose   On this first day of spring and International Happiness Day, let’s celebrate the warmth of the season and the simple moments that bring us a little extra happiness! #hireforahigherpurpose
This “Working Wednesday” we showcase the Grand Opening of the Campus Bookstore! Great work everyone! |
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The Winters Center for Autism is committed to enhancing the quality of life for adults with autism through job creation, training and placement while helping businesses to develop and implement programs to employ people with autism. |
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