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FULFILLING DREAMS IN A DREAM JOB

With more than 250 employees, KANDU Industries is one of the largest employers in Janesville. KANDU is more than just the name of our organization, it also describes the vision, values, and mission-first culture that is the foundation of our success. Our employees are proud to say they work for KANDU and enjoy being recognized for the important work we do to help individuals with disabilities lead more independent, fulfilling lives. The common qualities of KANDU employees include humility, kindness, warmth, and empathy.

Apply in person at:

1741 Adel St.
Janesville, WI 53546.

COMPETITIVE BENEFITS

While most non-profits have a reputation for less-than-stellar benefit packages, KANDU Industries is proud to offer a competitive benefit package, coupled with competitive pay. Employee reviews and job satisfaction surveys guide us to create a workplace that is welcoming and supportive to all.

Benefits Included:

  • 401(k)
  • Health
  • Life
  • Short-term or Long-term Disability
  • Vision
  • Dental
  • Bereavement
  • PTO
  • AFLAC
  • FMLA

ONGOING TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT

Exploring your limitless potential is not limited to KANDU clients. Our employees are provided with regular opportunities to grow through KANDU’s strong professional development and training programs including workforce advancement training, safety tutorials, Real Colors training, CPR, and more.

BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS & MODERN WORK ENVIRONMENT

You will spend your workday in a beautiful spacious newly remodeled facility with plenty of windows, green space, updated technology, in-house cafeteria, and even a sensory room. The new building opened avenues for growth in multiple areas of our business including programs and services, production, and administration.

WE KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN

Themed monthly “Fun Days,” popular community fundraising events, holiday celebrations, pizza day, and the KANDU Kudos employee recognition program are just some of the ways we have fun and bond as a team at KANDU. Our clients help to remind us that fun is a necessary part of life, and our workplace embraces the camaraderie and friendship built through engagement, team-building activities and events.

JANESVILLE’S BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

KANDU is honored to be recognized as Forward Janesville’s 2023 Business of the Year. You will join a highly respected organization with a rich history and deep roots in the community.

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Nothing starts the day quite like a warm, delicious breakfast—especially when it’s made with a little extra fun! Clients kicked off the morning with heart-shaped and Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles, turning an ordinary meal into something special. 💙

Love isn’t just for one day—we're celebrating all month long at KANDU! Using paint and jewels, clients made one-of-a-kind Valentine's masterpieces filled with festive colors and a whole lot of heart. 💕

Watching each client's creativity shine is a reminder that ...self-expression is just as important as other life skills. Every day, we create opportunities for our clients to explore, connect, and share their gifts with the world. 🎨✨

A heartfelt thank you to Congressman Bryan Steil for visiting KANDU this morning! Representative Steil met with our Executive Director Kathy Hansen and toured our beautiful new facility in Milton, Wis. We were joined by KANDU Board President Michael Davis, Board Vice President Aron Bussan, ...Endowment Board President Pat Lyons, Board Members and Parent Advocates Rick Wilson and Betsy Nelson, and Joel Kleefisch, who represented A-Team Wisconsin. Together, we had a great discussion on the importance of 14(c) special wage certificates for KANDU and similar organizations.

These certificates are crucial as they help people with disabilities access job training and employment. They allow approved employers like KANDU to pay wages based on individual productivity and adjust jobs and work environments to meet employees' needs. Our programs also provide trained supervisors, opportunities for physical activities, socialization with peers, career counseling, and specialized job training.

We are fortunate to have Representative Steil’s support. Keep an eye out for coverage tonight or tomorrow on Madison’s WKOW 27 (ABC 27) and WMTV 15 News (NBC15), and in the Janesville Gazette.

Here are photos of young adults with disabilities in KANDU's Livin' & Learnin' program participating in the last of six nutrition education classes with UW-Madison, Division of Extension Rock County FoodWIse program. We learned about mindful eating, reading nutrition labels, and ...trying out new recipes. Along the way, our clients put their cooking skills to the test, making everything from fruit smoothies and banana pancakes to cheesy broccoli soup and homemade French fries. A huge thank you to Karen from FoodWIse for sharing her knowledge, time, and some seriously tasty recipes with us!

This free talk will be about Alzheimer's disease and healthy brain aging for women. Dr. Van Hulle will provide an overview of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, current treatment options and recommended lifestyle changes with a specific focus on women's health.

Registration ...is required—for details on how to sign up, visit the Facebook event page.

👏 Can we get a big round of applause for the incredible students of Marshall Middle School?

Their student council went above and beyond, raising $1,000 for KANDU! These young leaders are proof that kindness, generosity, and community spirit start early—and we couldn’t be more ...grateful. 💙

Drop a 👏👏 in the comments to show them some love for their amazing efforts!

📸 Pictured: The inspiring students of Marshall Middle School’s Student Council with KANDU’s Executive Director & some staff members.