HONESDALE, PA — “It’s not the end, it’s the beginning,” said Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH) CEO Jim Pettinato during the June 3 Project Search commencement ceremony. The graduation …
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HONESDALE, PA — “It’s not the end, it’s the beginning,” said Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH) CEO Jim Pettinato during the June 3 Project Search commencement ceremony. The graduation celebrated six students who earned certificates of completion, with four in attendance to accept their honors. Pettinato praised the graduates, urging them to continue overcoming challenges and noting, “You had pride in your work. I saw that in you.”
Project SEARCH is a nationally recognized transition program that equips individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities for competitive employment and independent living. Throughout the school year, WMH serves as a hands-on learning host. Students gain vital work experience and social skills by rotating through various hospital departments, including maintenance, environmental services, food services and supplies.
Congratulations to each and every one of you and best of luck on your bright futures ahead.
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