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For a while, Ayonia Shipp couldn’t see the future she once imagined for herself. She had worked hard, earned her degree,

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For a while, Ayonia Shipp couldn’t see the future she once imagined for herself.

She had worked hard, earned her degree, built a career, and dreamed of one day owning a trucking company. But after losing her job and facing setback after setback, it became harder to believe that the future she wanted was still possible. Then she found BETTER WORK. What she discovered wasn’t just a path toward employment. She met a community that helped her recognize the strengths she had started to lose sight of and the confidence to keep moving forward. “I now know what I am capable of.” Today, Ayonia is working, setting new goals, raising her daughter Dior, and continuing to pursue the future she once thought was out of reach. Her story is a reminder that sometimes, people don’t need someone to tell them what they’re capable of. They need a community willing to walk alongside them until they can see it for themselves again. Read Ayonia’s full story at the link in our bio. ❤️ #GeorgiaCenterForOpportunity #GCO #BETTERWORK #JobsForLife #ColumbusGA #OpportunityForAll #HumanFlourishing
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