After losing her position with the federal government due to a reduction in force at the National Institutes of Health in July 2025—while on maternity leave—Mary Grace Hebert faced an uncertain path forward. Although she secured a remote role with a nonprofit that September, she was laid off again in December due to restructuring, leaving
After an early job opportunity didn’t work out as planned, Moises H. turned to WorkSource Montgomery for support and direction. Through the LYFE program, he gained valuable experience, built professional skills, and discovered a passion for helping others navigate their own career journeys. During his time with WSM, Moises played a role in supporting jobseekers
After nearly a decade working as a contractor at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Jessica F. faced an unexpected setback when workforce reductions impacted her role. After 9 years and 8 months of dedicated service, she suddenly found herself navigating a highly competitive job market. Determined to move forward, Jessica began applying for positions—submitting
Taiti came to WorkSource Montgomery seeking guidance, training, and a pathway to meaningful employment. With support from the WSM team, she was able to enroll in a training program that prepared her for the next step in her career journey. While the process was not always easy, Taiti remained committed to her goals. Throughout her
