WSRCA’s Kelly Moreno and Workforce Solutions Capital Area CEO Yael Lawson were recognized at the 2026 Austin Business Journal Women in Business Awards.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area co-hosted the second annual State of Healthcare Workforce Forum, bringing Central Texas leaders together to advance healthcare workforce solutions.
Central Texas manufacturing, workforce, and education leaders joined ARMA to discuss talent pipelines, training, funding, and regional workforce solutions.
Healthcare is one of Central Texas’ most vital and fastest-growing employment sectors. The Central Texas Healthcare Workforce Needs and Education Pipeline Study provides regional data and practical recommendations to help employers, educators, workforce partners, and community leaders strengthen the pipeline into high-demand healthcare careers.
Recent changes to child care scholarship funding across Texas are raising questions for families and providers. WSRCA explains how funding decisions are made, what we control locally and how we’ll continue putting available resources to work across the Rural Capital Area.
The summer after graduation is a key transition. Learn how parents can help graduates build life skills, explore careers, prepare for college, and gain independence.