The funding will enable CCS to hire an on-site behavioral therapist for its Alive and Well program, which offers free mental health resources to the community.
“They truly got to know what we do, the impact we have on the community, and supported, not just our programs, but what we do, including different events,” said Claudia Consuelos from Comprehensive Community Solutions.
CCS is known for its workforce development initiatives, including YouthBuild and Rock-for-Work, which aim to equip individuals with the skills needed for employment.
Since 2021, Nicor has invested nearly $2 million in Rockford and other Illinois communities, demonstrating a commitment to local development and support.
The donation from Nicor Illinois Community Investment is expected to bolster CCS’s efforts in providing vital mental health services and workforce training to the Rockford community.
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