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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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Kicking off the UMOS staff training and corporate luncheon with a presidential address from our CEO, José Martinez.

So many applicants came out today to check out the outstanding opportunities to become correctional officers with Milwaukee County. They interviewed on the spot, and qualified applicants left with a conditional job offer.

It's a productive week, as UMOS National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) staff from Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin come together for training on new policies from (DOL) Department of Labor and workshop best practices. Did you know that UMOS has been providing NFJP services for 60 years? We make major impacts in both youth and adults with career services, training, youth services, housing, and financial assistance.

Today's fall #GED enrollment bash was a spooky success!

Proud to wear purple in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness. #domesticviolenceawareness

From our President & CEO José Martinez: “Kaye Hartmann, VP of Resource Development, and I had the opportunity to attend the WISCAP Press Conference at the Wisconsin State Capitol, along with several other WISCAP partners, including ADVOCAP, CAP Services, NEWCAP, CAI, and CACSCW, to name a few.We had the honor of being part of the WISCAP Awards presentation to Rep. Robyn Vining, who received the Gaylord Nelson Award, and Rep. Scott Allen, recipient of the William Steiger Award. Their outstanding leadership and contributions in advocating for and promoting policy change that best support the needs of individuals, families, and children to help them thrive were celebrated. We were all inspired by their accomplishments and dedication to providing outstanding support to Community Action and low-income families, combating poverty, and promoting social and economic justice in Wisconsin.In addition, a press conference was held by State Sen. Jeff Smith and State Rep. Anne Rowe, announcing the WI Opportunity Act, a significant initiative aimed at combating economic insecurity. The Act, a comprehensive blueprint that targets housing, transportation, employment, and business development training, among other programs, has the potential to make a substantial impact. We applaud Sen. Smith and State Rep. Rowe for their leadership in authoring the Bill as it makes its way for consideration and action.”

We're delighted to partner with the Milwaukee Admirals on Los Almirantes Night on Nov. 1 at the UWM Panther Arena. Let's start Milwaukee's hockey season and celebrate Hispanic Heritage together with these special ticket prices! Link in bio, or click here: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Umos2

Spread the word! It’s illegal to sell tobacco or vapes to anyone under 21. Supporting a tobacco-free community protects our youth and keeps them healthier, too.

From our President & CEO, José Martinez:
“I had the pleasure of attending the Asian Moon Festival & Business Excellence Celebration, a vibrant event sponsored by the WI Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The festival showcased a variety of resources through tables, silent auctions, and cultural performances featuring live traditional artists. The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra brought a unique charm to the event with its artistically vibrant and innovative music.
I want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to Ziming Wu, CEO of WCCC, and Tone Ly, President of the WCCC Board, for their ongoing efforts in hosting this event for the third consecutive year.
A special thank you to Lo Neng Kiatoukaysy, Executive Director of the Hmong American Friendship Association, and Lang Xiong, Community Advocate, for making this event truly memorable.
It was especially great to see our board member, Don Cohen, at the event as he accepted the Community Partner Award on behalf of Community Outreach. They are an invaluable partner with a significant impact on our community.” @wccc_org

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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.

Subscribe to the UMOS Mailing List

* indicates required

Email Address *

First Name

Last Name

LinkedIn
Facebook
Instagram
YouTube

UMOS on Instagram

Kicking off the UMOS staff training and corporate luncheon with a presidential address from our CEO, José Martinez.

So many applicants came out today to check out the outstanding opportunities to become correctional officers with Milwaukee County. They interviewed on the spot, and qualified applicants left with a conditional job offer.

It's a productive week, as UMOS National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) staff from Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin come together for training on new policies from (DOL) Department of Labor and workshop best practices. Did you know that UMOS has been providing NFJP services for 60 years? We make major impacts in both youth and adults with career services, training, youth services, housing, and financial assistance.

Today's fall #GED enrollment bash was a spooky success!

Proud to wear purple in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness. #domesticviolenceawareness

From our President & CEO José Martinez: “Kaye Hartmann, VP of Resource Development, and I had the opportunity to attend the WISCAP Press Conference at the Wisconsin State Capitol, along with several other WISCAP partners, including ADVOCAP, CAP Services, NEWCAP, CAI, and CACSCW, to name a few.We had the honor of being part of the WISCAP Awards presentation to Rep. Robyn Vining, who received the Gaylord Nelson Award, and Rep. Scott Allen, recipient of the William Steiger Award. Their outstanding leadership and contributions in advocating for and promoting policy change that best support the needs of individuals, families, and children to help them thrive were celebrated. We were all inspired by their accomplishments and dedication to providing outstanding support to Community Action and low-income families, combating poverty, and promoting social and economic justice in Wisconsin.In addition, a press conference was held by State Sen. Jeff Smith and State Rep. Anne Rowe, announcing the WI Opportunity Act, a significant initiative aimed at combating economic insecurity. The Act, a comprehensive blueprint that targets housing, transportation, employment, and business development training, among other programs, has the potential to make a substantial impact. We applaud Sen. Smith and State Rep. Rowe for their leadership in authoring the Bill as it makes its way for consideration and action.”

We're delighted to partner with the Milwaukee Admirals on Los Almirantes Night on Nov. 1 at the UWM Panther Arena. Let's start Milwaukee's hockey season and celebrate Hispanic Heritage together with these special ticket prices! Link in bio, or click here: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Umos2

Spread the word! It’s illegal to sell tobacco or vapes to anyone under 21. Supporting a tobacco-free community protects our youth and keeps them healthier, too.

From our President & CEO, José Martinez:
“I had the pleasure of attending the Asian Moon Festival & Business Excellence Celebration, a vibrant event sponsored by the WI Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The festival showcased a variety of resources through tables, silent auctions, and cultural performances featuring live traditional artists. The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra brought a unique charm to the event with its artistically vibrant and innovative music.
I want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to Ziming Wu, CEO of WCCC, and Tone Ly, President of the WCCC Board, for their ongoing efforts in hosting this event for the third consecutive year.
A special thank you to Lo Neng Kiatoukaysy, Executive Director of the Hmong American Friendship Association, and Lang Xiong, Community Advocate, for making this event truly memorable.
It was especially great to see our board member, Don Cohen, at the event as he accepted the Community Partner Award on behalf of Community Outreach. They are an invaluable partner with a significant impact on our community.” @wccc_org

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