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Cheryl Preheim

Cheryl Preheim

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Anchor, WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

Atlanta

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Total articles 573

  • 'Your confidence just blooms': How a Georgia program helped one young woman with autism find meaningful work

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified|WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)VerifiedA Georgia nonprofit placed more than 1,300 adults with disabilities in jobs last year, including Haley Dahl. KENNESAW, Ga. — Inside a flower shop filled with color and care, a metro Atlanta woman has found more than just a job—she’s found a place to grow. Haley Dahl, who has autism, was placed at Kennesaw Floral through the Tommy Nobis Center, a Georgia-based nonprofit that helps adults with disabilities prepare for and find employment.

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Better Work | Café Momentum's Atlanta internship program | 11alive.com

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified|WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)VerifiedCafé Momentum is more than just a dining establishment—it’s a stepping stone for young people looking for a fresh start. ATLANTA — A metro Atlanta restaurant is creating a path to success for young people looking for a fresh start in the booming hospitality industry. Café Momentum is located in the heart of downtown Atlanta. It is more than just a dining establishment—it’s a stepping stone for those looking for a second chance.

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Feb. 21, 2025

  • 'Your confidence just blooms': How a Georgia program helped one young woman with autism find meaningful work

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified|WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)VerifiedA Georgia nonprofit placed more than 1,300 adults with disabilities in jobs last year, including Haley Dahl. KENNESAW, Ga. — Inside a flower shop filled with color and care, a metro Atlanta woman has found more than just a job—she’s found a place to grow. Haley Dahl, who has autism, was placed at Kennesaw Floral through the Tommy Nobis Center, a Georgia-based nonprofit that helps adults with disabilities prepare for and find employment.

    By Cheryl Preheim Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Apr. 04, 2025

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WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

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