Bud’s Warehouse has been providing employment and career development training for individuals seeking employment while rebuilding lives from homelessness, poverty, addiction or prison for over 16 years.
We are in the sixth month of an exciting relationship with local transitional housing provider Providence Network. As part of an innovative grant funded by Mile High United Way, individuals get a supportive transitional home program as well as employment and job training through a comprehensive partnership.
I'm excited to share Jason's story as one of the first graduates of this innovative program.
Bud's Warehouse - Jason from Andy Magel on Vimeo.
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