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Dreambikes Case Study

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Employment is an issue in the city of Milwaukee for youth ages 15 to 24. This age group is plagued with issues that limit their ability to obtain and sustain employment. The most common issues being: lack of transportation, lack of either high school diplomas or college degrees, limited availability due to school scheduling, and lack of experience in the work force that would make them more employable. What these youth do have is a want and a need to generate income for themselves and often times for their families as well. DreamBikes primary purpose is to provide an opportunity where there commonly is not one. We aim to assist youth in making successful transitions into adulthood; by providing paid skills training, internships, and employment

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