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CSA lands Greater Washington Community Foundation grant
The Metro Washington Council's Community Services Agency is the recipient of a Greater Washington Community Foundation grant to provide assistance to workers affected by the COVID-19 economic fall-out.
NCA United Way gives CSA $40K for COVID-19 relief
For nearly half a century, the United Way of the National Capital Area has served the metro Washington area by partnering with the Metro Council’s Community Services Agency and other organizations that provide valuable resources and services to the community.
Area labor movement responds to coronavirus pandemic
Click here for available resources
csa_covid19_resources_revised_4_26_2020.pdf
Washington, DC area
The Capital Area Food Bank consolidated resources for students, families and seniors.. Visit their interactive map to locate their distribution centers near you:
https://www.capitalareafoodbank.org/covid19response/
ACTUALIZADO:
RECURSOS COVID-19 DISPONIBLES EN ESPAÑOL
AFL-CIO CUANDO EL SUELDO NO LLEGA 2045_paycheckspnew2.pdf
The Metro Washington Council's Community Services Agency is the recipient of a Greater Washington Community Foundation grant to provide assistance to workers affected by the COVID-19 economic fall-out.
NCA United Way gives CSA $40K for COVID-19 relief
For nearly half a century, the United Way of the National Capital Area has served the metro Washington area by partnering with the Metro Council’s Community Services Agency and other organizations that provide valuable resources and services to the community.
Area labor movement responds to coronavirus pandemic
Click here for available resources
csa_covid19_resources_revised_4_26_2020.pdf
Washington, DC area
The Capital Area Food Bank consolidated resources for students, families and seniors.. Visit their interactive map to locate their distribution centers near you:
https://www.capitalareafoodbank.org/covid19response/
ACTUALIZADO:
RECURSOS COVID-19 DISPONIBLES EN ESPAÑOL
AFL-CIO CUANDO EL SUELDO NO LLEGA 2045_paycheckspnew2.pdf
Area Funders Help Meet Workers' Needs During COVID-19 Crisis
BUILDING FUTURES GRADUATE MAKES HIS DREAM A REALITY
Ricky Reynolds first dreamt of a career as an electrician more than eight years ago, and now that dream is finally being realized as he and several others graduated IBEW 26’s 5-year program last weekend to become full-fledged journeymen. "We feel like brothers after all these years,” said Reynolds, "and we have challenged each other to be the best we can be.” Reynolds landed the IBEW apprenticeship after graduating from the Community Services Agency’s (CSA) Building Futures program in 2010. “Dreams come true for those who dare believe in themselves,” said CSA Client Services Coordinator Sylvia Casaro Dietert, “and Ricky Reynolds believed that he could do this despite all odds.” Contact Casaro Dietert at scasaro@dclabor.org for more information on the 6-week Building Futures pre-apprenticeship program; visit the CSA website here. photo of IBEW 26 president Tom Myers with Reynolds; credit Reynolds family |
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