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Denise Heffron had a successful career as a project management professional until she was laid off in February 2018. Shortly after she lost her job, Denise began searching online for resources to get back to work. She found National Able…

Glenda Harris had worked as a missionary for the majority of her career which allowed her to travel. Her last trip was working in disaster relief in Turkey for about 18 months before returning to the United States. Since her…

For many years, Brandon Green had the desire to work in the transportation industry. However, his career had been primarily in healthcare and warehousing. When Brandon became unexpectedly unemployed, he knew exactly who could help him: long-time contacts Maria Castillo…

At fifty years old and with decades of experience, Donna Rucker found herself in a situation that she could never had predicted. She was working part time as a home healthcare aide, severely underemployed, and was really looking to do…

National Able Network is happy to announce that we are now serving older workers in New Castle County, Del. through the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)! The SCSEP is the only federally funded program that provides low-income seniors with resources to…

In our latest installment of the Career Expert Series, we hear from Director of Quality Assurance, Barbara Rykaczewski, who offers advice on how to be a stellar employee. Barbara’s advice includes being committed to your job, collaborating with your coworkers,…

National Able Network is excited to announce the launch of our new Career Expert Series! During the coming weeks, we will publish interviews with our in-house Career Experts to get the inside scoop on job search tips, interview advice, and beyond!…

At some point in time, we all have to take a test. Whether it’s a test for school, being tested by your employer, or just a test in life – we are constantly being tested! And speaking of testing, did…

When I exited the Marine Corps in 2011, I never thought that I would end up working in workforce development and helping veterans find civilian jobs. Now that I am, I couldn’t be happier that this is where I’ve ended…

As next year’s tax season quickly approaches, the Center for Economic Progress (CEP) is beefing up its volunteer base to provide low-income families with one-on-one, no-cost tax services. In just one hour, tax volunteers at CEP can provide a family…