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At the 2012 MANDI Awards, WCS was featured in this interesting video profile.

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WCS Featured on WUWM!

Check out this interview with Holly Patzer and Clarence Johnson.

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WCS is featured in NHTSA PUBLICATION!

Our SCRAM Program is featured in a national research study.

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WCS BEGINS EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES (EBP) COMMITTEE

WCS is committed to implementing Evidence- Based Practices (EBP) in all programming.

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View the WCS "Celebrating 100 Years" Report!

The report looks at WCS' service to the community over the last century and today.

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LEADERSHIP

WCS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Raeshann D. Canady
President

State of Wisconsin
First Assistant -
Milwaukee Juvenile/Mental Health Region


Renee Booker, CPA
Vice-President
Community Resident


James A. Schubilske
Treasurer
Wisconsin Energy Corporation
Assistant Treasurer


Steve Brachman
Secretary
UW-Extension
Solid & Hazardous Waste Education Center
Waste Reduction Specialist

Harvey Held
Machulak, Robertson & Sodos, S.C.
Attorney

Barbara Jones
PNC Bank
Branch Manager -Market Developer

Joyce Mallory
Malaika Early Learning Center
Executive Director

Richard L. Manke
Retired Waukesha County Board Supervisor

Robin Muller
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Financial Advisor

Terry M. Perry
City of Milwaukee-Office of Violence Prevention
Manager

David Pifer
Legal Action of Wisconsin
Managing Attorney

Kurt W. Roussell
Community Resident

Misty M. Torres
Milwaukee Police Department
Sergeant, District #5

 

 

 

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Holly Patzer


 


“I continue to be amazed by the dedication and commitment that WCS employees come to work with each and every day. Serving the community’s most disenfranchised and often troubled individuals is very hard work and is something that others outside of WCS do not always understand.

But we believe that our clients deserve dignity,
respect and an opportunity to become contributing citizens.

Our strength is that we are an organization of integrity, both in terms of being good stewards of the funds allocated to us and in keeping our promise to help people overcome adversity and thereby enhance community safety."

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
Clarence Johnson


“WCS has been a stalwart in Southeast Wisconsin for decades - working side by side with officials in the Juvenile and Adult justice systems to address the needs of individuals and improve public safety. Our services and programs have improved public safety, and supported the efforts of many to live productively in the community.

We are committed to working with individuals who have become entangled in the criminal justice system and through a combination of innovative programming and personal accountability, the agency has helped these individuals lead more successful and productive lives.

I enjoy the chance to be a part of an innovative and solid organization that operates with high integrity, and respect for each person that we serve."