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Teaching kids to be truly thankful is about more than saying "thanks"—it’s about cultivating gratitude through small, meaningful actions. From writing thank-you notes and performing acts of kindness to creating family traditions like a “Gratitude Jar” or baking “Thank You” cookies, these activities make gratitude fun and memorable. Simple moments, like sharing what you're thankful for during snack time or on a drive, can create a culture of thankfulness at home. This Thanksgiving, Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area encourages families to inspire big, thankful hearts through acts of kindness that create ripples of joy far beyond the season.

Child Care Services has awarded incentive checks to 62 early learning child care staff at 20 different early learning centers to support and recognize their contributions to early education.

As we get ready for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), it’s a great time to celebrate this vibrant tradition. Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area acknowledges the holiday's significance and is dedicated to honoring its cultural importance within our communities.

Halloween is approaching, and while the fun is exciting, safety is crucial for a smooth night. Here are expert tips to help keep your little ones safe during the festivities.

As Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up, it's the perfect opportunity to immerse your kids in the vibrant and diverse world of Hispanic culture. Engaging in crafts and music can make celebrating this heritage both enjoyable and educational at home and in the classroom.

Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (WSRCA) celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) with the theme "Access to Good Jobs for All." WSRCA will host job fairs and webinars to connect job seekers with disabilities to meaningful opportunities and promote inclusive workplaces.