Through Kimberly-Clark Professional’s RightCycle program, JCDC is providing jobs for approximately 30 people who have survived traumatic brain injuries or have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
Kimberly-Clark Professional, maker of safety and health products through brands like Kleenex, Scott, Kleenguard, and Kimtech, is partnering with a West Virginia nonprofit organization, the Jackson County Developmental Center (JCDC) of Millwood, W.Va., in hopes of making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Through Kimberly-Clark Professional’s RightCycle program, JCDC is providing jobs for approximately 30 people who have survived traumatic brain injuries or have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities and other conditions.
