FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 4, 2010
DocuPro opens as document conversion and destruction service
Talbert House opens new program in Mt. Orab to provide employment
MT. ORAB—Talbert House recently opened DocuPro, a solutions-based provider of document conversion and destruction services, at its Mt. Orab office.
“DocuPro’s goal is to help our local businesses not only survive but grow in this tough economic climate,” said Ryan Gray, DocuPro manager. “With the current unemployment rate hovering around 10 percent, every organization is searching for new ways to lower costs, and we can help.”
DocuPro provides document conversion, storage and destruction services to local businesses. “It has been proven that organizations that use document management techniques can increase employee productivity,” said Gray. “When employees are able to access these records directly from their computers, they don’t have to waste time searching for information in a file cabinet or storage room. Our service can also create additional space for businesses, which can be used for revenue generating projects.”
To further support the community, DocuPro will employ former Talbert House’s Brown County area clients who may have trouble finding other employment. “DocuPro is a great program for Talbert House to launch,” said Andrea Milani, director of Talbert House Brown County Recovery Services. “We are excited to be an employer for members of the community who may not otherwise be able to find work. Employees of DocuPro also receive job training and learn new life skills that will help them in their recovery.”
DocuPro is the first social enterprise of Talbert House. The program is funded in part by The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati.
For more information regarding DocuPro, contact Ryan Gray at 937.444.0712 or through our Contact Us page. All quotes are free.
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Talbert House is a community-wide nonprofit network of social services with 30 proven programs focusing on prevention, assessment, treatment and reintegration. Each year, Talbert House helps 24,000 men, women and children across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky overcome adversity to become healthy and productive citizens through its programs in community corrections, mental health, substance abuse and welfare-to-work.
