07/17/2026
Students in the Labor & Industry’s OVR My Work program concluded their four week work experience by completing the fencing around the Mill Hall Community Park and installing a new child's riding toy. On their final day, they attended a small celebration with family at the park where the students gave a speech on their experience. Pictured L-R: Employment Specialist Jim Warholak, Zinah Husam-Business Services Representative with Labor & Industry, Mill Hall Borough Public Works Foreman Ryan Kunes, Tucker, Joey.
The My Work initiative employs high school students with disabilities. MY Work assists students in developing independent living skills, enhancing their communication abilities, managing their paychecks, and much more. The wages for all student workers in the MY Work program are funded by OVR, which means there is no expense for the municipality.
Mill Hall Borough Council would like to thank everyone who played a part in making this experience possible.
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