Shorone

Shorone faced a challenging two-hour commute via light rail and bus for his $15-per-hour job at Dairy Queen after incarceration. Now, at 51, he drives a 2012 Jeep Cherokee to his $24-per-hour construction job, operating a forklift. Grateful for the support from American Indian OIC/Takoda, he earned lift operation certificates, securing better employment opportunities. With assistance in job search, license recovery, and stress reduction, Shorone appreciates the dedicated team, recommending AIOIC/Takoda to others for a brighter future

Shorone

“I got good advice here and have been recommending AIOIC/Takoda to others, such as my brother-in-law,” Sharone says. “The team works hard to make sure everybody succeeds. I feel great and know that my future’s bright.”

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