Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 5:10 PM
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Women helping women improve

A local organization has teamed with several local organizations to guide women experiencing a tough time in life, employing a mission to “equip, empower and encourage.”

A local organization has teamed with several local organizations to guide women experiencing a tough time in life, employing a mission to “equip, empower and encourage.”

The Christian Job Corps of Kendall County is a group of more than a dozen women, working together to help women in need – both in and out of jail – by connecting them both with job opportunities and life and behavioral skills to overcome generational coding and light up a brighter future. Although the women aren’t

Although the women aren’t “licensed professionals,” CJC Executive Director Lynn Heckler said the women are much like mentors or life coaches for women, having all survived their own trials and tribulations and successfully turning the page on life. This is something Heckler said establishes a shared experience between those they help and those doing the helping, allowing the team to uniquely guide the women to a better path.

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