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Develop, Worth, and Independence
Development Workshop, Inc. is currently going through a rebrand to eventually be known as DWI. This rebrand hopefully will remove some of the stigmas that come with being known as a "Developmental" and a "Workshop" agency.
The new DWI will focus on the words
Develop (verb) which is to grow or have cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate, to have Worth (preposition) which is to be treated equal in value to others, and to gain Independence (noun) providing freedom from outside control or support: the state of being independent.
As a non-profit corporation in the state of Idaho, we will need to take steps to ensure that we are covering all our bases legally. It will take some time to make all the changes necessary, but we now have a new logo that represents the equal value of the D the W, and the I. You may start to see it slowly begin to show up in some areas that we can quickly make those changes (letterhead, business cards, webpage), but in some cases, it will be some time for changes (car decals, company building signs,) We wanted to keep the core look the same and not get so far away from the branding that most people are familiar with.
Graduation Day
Patrick has worked at Chick-fil-A Ammon for about 10 years and has made a decision (in agreement with his employer) that he no longer requires job coaching services and has reached his level of independence on his job.
Job Coaches assist individuals in understanding job tasks and focus on outcomes with the employers so that everyone understands the expectations. By discontinuing job coaching services, Patrick will advocate for himself and fulfill his role without a third-party supporter.
Vocational Services Coordinator Suzy Hersh presented Patrick with his certificate and a gift card. He was also joined by his Job Coach Mary and his shift leads Kaysia and Ayliah to recognize his accomplishment.
Next time you visit Chik-Fil-A, say hello to and congratulate Patrick.
Congratulations!
To learn more about our services please go to https://www.dwinc.org/community.../employment-services/
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DWI SWAG STORE
DWI Online Store is now OPEN (Apparel, Lunchboxes, Hats Etc....)
https://stores.inksoft.com/development_workshop/shop/home
Items can be picked up locally at
FUEL'D Apparel and Design
If you have any questions please Contact Tiffanie
Phone: 208-522-7825
Email: tiffanie@livefueld.com
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with special needs to ensure service choices and opportunities.
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• Educate government officials
• Action Alerts
• Petition drives
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• Social Media
• Video testimonials
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