Spring Cleaning & Inclusive Employment at NW Works’ AbilityOne Sites

May 14

A middle aged woman is shown using a power washer as she stands on a blue scissor lift that has lifted her to clean the outside of a metal building. There are cars below her and she is set up in a parking lot.

A middle aged woman is shown wearing a navy blue NW Works t-shirt and smiling at the camera as she vacuums. She is vacuuming in a carpeted office space with tables and chairs.

Spring has officially arrived and our government team welcomed it with some serious tidying up. From power washing to vacuuming, employees across our government contract sites rolled up their sleeves to refresh the spaces they maintain with pride.

These sites operate under the AbilityOne Program, a federal initiative that creates meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Through AbilityOne, NW Works supports employees in earning competitive wages, building skills, and thriving in inclusive work environments across five government contract locations.

At NW Works, we believe that employment is empowerment. Our partnership through the AbilityOne program allows us to expand access to stable, community-based jobs which help individuals grow professionally while contributing essential services to federal agencies.

If you’re passionate about meaningful work and looking for inclusive employment, we’re currently hiring for two government positions:

Groundskeeper – Beltsville, MD
Custodial Worker – Beltsville, MD

Explore how NW Works is creating inclusive employment opportunities: NW Works Government Contracts

Ready to join the team? Apply today

#NWWorks #SourceAmerica #AbilityOne #EmpowermentThroughEmployment

Morgan Towle

Spring Cleaning & Inclusive Employment at NW Works’ AbilityOne Sites

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