Different grades of paper are sorted and recycled by persons working at C.A.R.E.

The recycling volume and the program continues to grow . . . . Security Shredding is the most recent operation at C.A.R.E.

 Currently, 45 persons receive work skill training at the center.

Over 200 Businesses and organizations participate in the program.

C.A.R.E. received a grant that enabled them to purchase an industrial bailer and shredder.  This provided C.A.R.E. the opportunity to expand it's security shredding operations.

Routes for pick-up of businesses donating a designated amount of paper per week have been developed.  A 24-hour drop off box is available at CARE so that everyone can participate in recycling.

The human benefits include an increase in the number of persons served by ENCOR who receive vocational training, earn a wage and develop their independent skills.

Natural resources and landfill space is conserved when valuable materials are reused and recycled instead of “wastefully” buried in landfills.