Didlake’s Business Manager for The UPS Stores, April Chervenka, is interviewed by Rebecca Barnes, Publisher of Prince William Living Magazine to talk about Didlake’s two The UPS Stores including what services are offered at the stores and how they create opportunities for people with disabilities in our community. Source: Prince William Living You TubeChannel Published: June […]
Richard Allen Demonstrates Exceptional Character and Achievement in AbilityOne Job
For nearly three decades, Richard has demonstrated exceptional dedication to his job supporting three of Didlake’s AbilityOne Program custodial contracts in the Greater Hampton Roads area, Va. In honor of his accomplishments, Didlake recently nominated Richard for SourceAmerica’s William M. Usdane Achievement Award, which recognizes an AbilityOne Program employee with a disability who has exhibited outstanding achievement and exceptional character.
SourceAmerica Grassroots Advocacy: Catherine Shares Her Employment Journey with Federal Lawmakers
Catherine, who works as a Mail Clerk for Didlake at the Department of Energy (DOE) – Forrestal Building in Washington, D.C., recently shared her employment journey with members of Congress while participating in SourceAmerica’s Grassroots Advocacy Conference. For this annual event, SourceAmerica brings together nonprofit agency leaders and people with disabilities to raise awareness of […]
Didlake Creating Opportunities Through Volunteerism for People with Disabilities
Though not extremely well known, Didlake is a local nonprofit making a big impact by creating opportunities for people with disabilities. Didlake’s Vice President of Corporate Communications and Marketing, Erika Spalding, says the organization has been a “quiet partner” in the community for the past 55 years. “A lot of people are not familiar with […]
Day Support Program Participants Pack Food and Organize Clothes at House of Mercy
Participants of Didlake’s Center Point Day Support Program in Manassas, Va. engage in their community and serve people in need by volunteering at the House of Mercy food pantry and thrift store.
Didlake Celebrates Commitment to Green Cleaning and Sustainability
Didlake has a long track record of providing sustainable green cleaning that meets rigid federal agency standards, provide healthier environments for occupants and protect the planet. Through ISSA, the Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association, Didlake has Cleaning Industry Management Standards (CIMS) – Green Building (CIMS-GB) certification with honors for all its custodial contracts. Implementation of the standard establishes Didlake as a high-performance, customer-centric organization with consistent, quality services.
Didlake Volunteers Beautify Garden at Weems-Botts House
Program participants from Didlake’s Woodbridge Day Support Program volunteer to maintain the garden for one of the oldest remaining structures in Dumfries, Va. – a house that takes visitors back in time to learn colonial history and explore 18th to 20th century home styles while, perhaps, being frightened by ghosts.
People With Disabilities Inspire Action During National Volunteer Week
In honor of National Volunteer Week, Didlake is kicking off a series of articles recognizing its Day Support Program participants for their volunteer work and our community partners for their tireless efforts to make a difference in the local community. We hope these stories will inspire and mobilize others to take action and build a better future for all.
Didlake Commemorates 30 Years of Custodial Services
For 30 years, Didlake has provided cutting-edge custodial services for federal sites throughout the Baltimore-Washington and Hampton Roads, Va. metropolitan areas. Altogether, Didlake’s custodial contracts employ 752 people with significant disabilities. Learn about the history of Didlake’s custodial contracts with notable federal sites and the programs, historical events, and management styles that make it all possible.
Didlake Converts Mortgage Records from Microfiche to Digital for Maryland Agency
Didlake recently completed work on a contract for the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), converting the Department’s Division of Credit Assurance microfiche records to digital PDFs and creates opportunities for people with disabilities in the process.
