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UMOS – Corporate Headquarters
2701 S. Chase Avenue, Suite B
Milwaukee, WI 53207

(414) 389-6000
(800) 279-8667 (toll-free)
TRS 711

UMOS is an Equal Opportunity Service Provider and Employer. Auxiliary aids and resources are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

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Encouraging words from the WI Department and Families Secretary Jeff Pertl at WISCAP’s 2025 Poverty Matters Conference. Congratulations to WISCAP on a successful event full of motivating speakers, panels, and sessions. A shout out to all of this year’s awardees who demonstrate and support what Community Action and Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) programming can do for Wisconsinites in need. @jeffpertl

Recent accomplishments in the Social Services Department ...

This week, our National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) representatives from Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin attended the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP) 2025 Annual Conference in Cincinnati. It was a great chance to connect with our peers from other agencies and to share best practices.

Reflections of Governor Tony Evers’ Hispanic Heritage Month Reception at the Governor’s mansion, from our President & CEO José Martinez:
“I had the pleasure to connect with colleagues from around the state and hear firsthand from Governor Evers regarding the immense contributions that Latinos have made in Wisconsin and across the nation. His remarks echo the importance of diversity in shaping a stronger Wisconsin. It was refreshing to see such a commitment to inclusivity and recognition of the contributions from all communities. Our private conversation echoes his commitment toward diversity, and the strength of Wisconsin is centered on the diverse talent that drives the state. I also enjoyed the event, as it was vibrant and had a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of our Latino community. Mingling with colleagues was inspiring, and it was clear how each one had positively impacted our communities through their work. The reception featured traditional music and even some Selena tunes, allowing for a nostalgic glimpse into Tejano music. Thank you, @govevers for this celebration and the ability to network and connect with so many passionate individuals who share a vision of progress and unity.”

It was heartwarming to see our community come together to hear State Superintendent Dr. Underly deliver her call to action in the 2025 State of Education Address.Wisconsin's education system has seen significant successes in recent years. Our graduation rates have improved, key student assessments show positive results, and there has been a substantial increase in school funding. These achievements are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our educators, as well as the support of our community. However, there is still work to be done. Dr. Underly described a four-part vision for transforming public education in Wisconsin, aligned with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s strategic plan.- Innovative education
- Educator recruitment and retention
- Learner and educator mental health
- Modernization and improvement of the DPIThe event also featured the talents of our students. We enjoyed featured performances from student musicians from the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras, the Wire Choir from Chippewa Falls Senior High School, and students from Milwaukee High School of the Arts and Middleton High School. These performances not only entertained us but also highlighted the importance of the arts in education. We also celebrated with the Teacher of the Year selectee and the excellent work they perform.

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UMOS – Corporate Headquarters
2701 S. Chase Avenue, Suite B
Milwaukee, WI 53207

(414) 389-6000
(800) 279-8667 (toll-free)
TRS 711

UMOS is an Equal Opportunity Service Provider and Employer. Auxiliary aids and resources are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

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YouTube

UMOS on Instagram

Encouraging words from the WI Department and Families Secretary Jeff Pertl at WISCAP’s 2025 Poverty Matters Conference. Congratulations to WISCAP on a successful event full of motivating speakers, panels, and sessions. A shout out to all of this year’s awardees who demonstrate and support what Community Action and Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) programming can do for Wisconsinites in need. @jeffpertl

Recent accomplishments in the Social Services Department ...

This week, our National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) representatives from Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin attended the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP) 2025 Annual Conference in Cincinnati. It was a great chance to connect with our peers from other agencies and to share best practices.

Reflections of Governor Tony Evers’ Hispanic Heritage Month Reception at the Governor’s mansion, from our President & CEO José Martinez:
“I had the pleasure to connect with colleagues from around the state and hear firsthand from Governor Evers regarding the immense contributions that Latinos have made in Wisconsin and across the nation. His remarks echo the importance of diversity in shaping a stronger Wisconsin. It was refreshing to see such a commitment to inclusivity and recognition of the contributions from all communities. Our private conversation echoes his commitment toward diversity, and the strength of Wisconsin is centered on the diverse talent that drives the state. I also enjoyed the event, as it was vibrant and had a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of our Latino community. Mingling with colleagues was inspiring, and it was clear how each one had positively impacted our communities through their work. The reception featured traditional music and even some Selena tunes, allowing for a nostalgic glimpse into Tejano music. Thank you, @govevers for this celebration and the ability to network and connect with so many passionate individuals who share a vision of progress and unity.”

It was heartwarming to see our community come together to hear State Superintendent Dr. Underly deliver her call to action in the 2025 State of Education Address.Wisconsin's education system has seen significant successes in recent years. Our graduation rates have improved, key student assessments show positive results, and there has been a substantial increase in school funding. These achievements are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our educators, as well as the support of our community. However, there is still work to be done. Dr. Underly described a four-part vision for transforming public education in Wisconsin, aligned with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s strategic plan.- Innovative education
- Educator recruitment and retention
- Learner and educator mental health
- Modernization and improvement of the DPIThe event also featured the talents of our students. We enjoyed featured performances from student musicians from the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras, the Wire Choir from Chippewa Falls Senior High School, and students from Milwaukee High School of the Arts and Middleton High School. These performances not only entertained us but also highlighted the importance of the arts in education. We also celebrated with the Teacher of the Year selectee and the excellent work they perform.

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