Mission Statement
Our Central Illinois organization provides programs and services to adults with disabilities; enriching their quality of life, promoting social change, and optimizing their potential for independence.
Community Workshop and Training Center (CWTC) strives to optimize the potential for independence for adults with disabilities by providing choices through a variety of services and supports. Our employment programs offer financial independence and the self confidence that comes from a job well done. Our community access and residential programs provide the opportunity for integration into the communities of their choice. Services and supports are as individualized and unique as are the needs of each person served.
Finding His Direction
Arsenio began his career with CWTC while he was a student at Woodruff and has grown by leaps and bounds towards independence. He successfully manages his own apartment, cooking meals and taking care of housekeeping chores. While at CWTC, Arsenio worked in janitorial services; both within the organization as well as at the United States Naval and Marine Corps and the Peoria Air National Guard, 182nd Airlift Wing.
When he’s not working, Arsenio enjoys spending time with his girlfriend and attending Sunday and mid-week services at his church. He currently uses CityLink to access the community and to get back and forth to his community job at Kroger’s, and hopes to eventually obtain his driver’s license. “Arsenio has put forth great effort and is a joy to work with,” says his residential case manager. “He is loved by everyone around him.”
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Accredited by: Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission | Member of HOI United Way |