We provide a free 6-month training program that includes courses in photo editing and career skills. By the end of the course, students will gain skills in applied information technology and network administration.
Students will also take supplementary career skills training courses such as English communication, independent living skills, and corporate working skills.
Besides education and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in the field of IT, WLC creates more job opportunities for graduates throughout the Home-working project.
We aim for connecting the community, creating new spaces and experiences for people with disabilities during their community involvement.
Graduates will gain good knowledge about working productivity, self-reliance and self-care skills.
We offer a hiring forum dedicated to employment of people with disabilities for both job seeker & employers.
I usually walked home with my friends when I finished school. The journey coming home from school in my elementary years was filled with laughter of carefree schoolboys. I didn’t know that these moments were the last time my feet touched the ground….
Will to Live Center would like to express our deep gratitude to Mr. Diego Cortizas del Valle, an owner and talented designer of Chula, who have just passed away suddenly on October 13, 2021. We understand that this is a huge loss for his family and everyone who has ever known Diego. Read More ““YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS””
“You Raise Me Up” Marathon is a non-profit sporting event in response to the International Day of People with Disabilities (December 3rd) with the purpose of creating an inclusive space for PwD through community run.
The alumni association of the Will To Live Center is a voluntary social group of students who have studied and lived in the center during the last 15 years. Its mission is to connect alumni of the center from various parts of the nation and contribute to developing the Will To Live Center house.
Read More “Introduction to the alumni group of Will To Live Center”
