Judy Parks, CWU
Channel: Ramsey County
Date: 26/03/2014

Crittenton Women's Union, a Boston-based provider of shelter, stabilization, job readiness, and parenting programs for poor and homeless families, has been a leader in the move to build executive functioning skills development into its programs for low- income women. Ms Parks,  Vice President of the Mobility Mentoring Program and Services, speaks about CWU's success in transforming lives though its programs for clients. Offering three levels of services for people in different stages of readiness, the Mobility Mentoring Program seeks to help participants set real and achievable and measurable goals, mark progress over time, and move towards self- sufficiency.