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Our vision is that every Colorado employer has access to a skilled workforce and every Coloradan has the opportunity for meaningful employment, resulting in individual and statewide economic prosperity.
When federal stimulus funds made their way to Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation (PSCDC), they weren't treated as a temporary fix. Instead, PSCDC leveraged the to build a permanent, thriving bridge between local youth, job seekers, and the employers who need them most.
The CWDC gathered in Brighton, CO for the January 2026 Council meetings.
Early Connections Learning Centers in Colorado Springs is addressing major Early Childhood Education challenges—including a workforce shortage and a rising need for social-emotional support. To meet these challenges, Early Connections has launched a transformative Registered Apprenticeship Program, made possible by a stimulus-funded Small Business Apprenticeship Support Grant through the CWDC.
The CWDC Office supports and oversees multiple boards and commissions. Learn more about the Council, BEL Commission, State Youth Council, and State Rehabilitation Council below.
TalentFOUND comprises the systems, partners, programs, and initiatives offering services to ensure that students, job seekers, and workers have access to meaningful careers, and employers have access to skilled talent. Learn more about TalentFOUND.