After 13 years with a federal agency, Morgan Mitchell-Brintley was unexpectedly laid off earlier this year. As a single parent raising a 16-year-old, the uncertainty ahead felt overwhelming — but she refused to give up.
Morgan connected with the Mobilize Montgomery Federal Workforce Career Center (FWCC), where she received resume guidance, interview preparation, and financial support. “The assistance I received was crucial in navigating this challenging career transition while raising a 16-year-old high school student,” she shared.
With renewed confidence and a clear path forward, Morgan began interviewing again — and soon secured a new position that not only fits her strengths but also comes with a salary increase. “This support led me to land a new career that actually pays an increase over my last position,” she added.
Morgan’s journey is one of many showing how the FWCC is helping Montgomery County residents regain stability, opportunity, and hope.
Read more about Morgan’s story and the FWCC’s mission: bit.ly/FWCCOpensToSupportFedWorkers.