The Doe Fund Blog
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Doe Fund is proud to celebrate the women on our team who lead racial and economic justice through the power of work — who fervently believe in building bridges of opportunity for our most underserved communities. Nadia Sadloski began her career at The Doe Fund in 2005 as […]
It has been 12 years, 7 months, and 23 days since Alvin Martinez first got sober in Ready, Willing & Able. Today, he works as an educator on The Doe Fund’s Workforce Development team. He thinks of each day that he stays clean as a milestone — a celebration of his new life. As a […]
One of the most important elements of The Doe Fund’s Ready, Willing & Able (RWA) program is occupational training. Trainees in the program select an occupational training track that suits their interests and matches their abilities, and with the help of the Workforce Development department, they prepare for a fulfilling and sustainable career. A 2017 […]