Success4Life Tutoring & Mentoring, CO, NYC, WI & Puerto Rico

Success4Life Services is excited to be heading back to Wisconsin on July 9th!

We will be meeting with Youth Justice partners, CCS programs, and our team members as we continue growing our work and supporting youth and families across the state.

When CEO Chad Ducklow returns to Colorado, he will be traveling throughout CO to meet with stakeholders and community partners as well.

I love what I do and feel grateful for the opportunity to keep building relationships, supporting communities, and doing work that matters.

We are excited to share that Success4Life has officially partnered with Walworth County Youth Justice in Wisconsin.

This partnership is an important step in our continued expansion of services across Wisconsin, and we look forward to working alongside Walworth County to support youth involved in the youth justice system.

Success4Life is committed to providing meaningful, relationship-based services that help young people build confidence, accountability, educational progress, life skills, and positive pathways forward. We believe that every youth deserves consistent support, guidance, and opportunities to grow.

Thank you to Walworth County Youth Justice for the opportunity to partner and serve youth and families in your community. We look forward to the work ahead.

Please join us in welcoming Thomas H. to the Success4Life team as our new ROC Teacher.

Thomas brings strong experience in English Language Arts, classroom instruction, lesson planning, credit recovery support, and working with students in a structured and supportive learning environment. His background, professionalism, and student-centered approach make him a great fit for the ROC program.

We are excited to have Thomas join Success4Life and look forward to the positive impact he will have on our students, families, staff, and community.

Welcome to the team, Thomas!

Since 2015, Success4Life has developed and provided education and human services programming in Colorado, New York City, and Wisconsin.

Our work has included GED support, credit recovery, tutoring, mentoring, life skills, reentry support, competency restoration support, youth services, and community-based programming for high-need and difficult-to-serve populations.

Over the years, we have worked with schools, counties, courts, juvenile justice systems, community organizations, families, youth, and adults to build practical services that meet real community needs.

Success4Life is now offering consulting support for organizations looking to develop, improve, or expand education and human services programming.

Consulting areas may include:

Program development
GED and credit recovery services
Alternative education programming
Youth services
Reentry programming
Competency restoration support
Staff training and supervision systems
Referral and documentation systems
County, court, and community-based service models
Service expansion into new communities or states

If your school, county, court program, nonprofit, or community organization is working to build stronger services for high-need populations, Success4Life would be glad to connect.

Please message us directly or contact Chad Ducklow at [email protected].

This could be a great opportunity for a retired teacher who is currently receiving PERA and is looking for meaningful work with a smaller student setting, a consistent daily schedule, and the chance to continue making a direct impact with youth. Success4Life is a private agency, but applicants should confirm with PERA regarding any individual retirement or work-hour requirements. Hiring immediately!

ROC Teacher - MS/HS - Westminster, CO 80031 - Indeed.com Success4Life Tutoring Services, Inc.

Success4Life has been providing successful services in Colorado since 2015, and I wanted to share more about the work we do.

We provide tutoring, GED preparation, academic support, mentoring, life skills development, employment readiness, reentry support, competency restoration support, youth justice services, school-based support, and individualized coaching for youth and adults.

A lot of our work focuses on helping people build real-life skills: showing up consistently, setting goals, improving school or work habits, communicating better, managing responsibilities, preparing for employment, and creating more stability in their lives.

We are also very grateful for the great partnerships we have built across Colorado, including with the Division of Youth Services, Judicial Districts, school districts, Departments of Human Services, and many private nonprofit agencies. These partnerships have allowed us to support youth, adults, families, and communities in meaningful and practical ways.

Since 2015, our focus has stayed the same: building strong relationships, meeting people where they are, and helping them take the next step forward.

We are proud to continue doing this work in Colorado and thankful for the partners, families, agencies, and communities that have trusted Success4Life over the years.

Just got back home to Colorado after a very successful trip to Wisconsin for Success4Life.

I put about 2,700 miles on the car, met with county partners across the state, and had some very productive conversations around CCS, Youth Justice, mentoring, education, life skills, and reentry support.

The trip was a great reminder of why I started Success4Life, to build real relationships, listen to what communities need, and create services that meet people where they are.

We were able to strengthen current partnerships, add new CCS counties, and continue conversations that could lead to even more opportunities to support youth, families, and individuals across Wisconsin.

At the same time, it feels good to be back home in Colorado, and I’m excited to continue building and expanding the work here as well.

Grateful for the momentum in both states and for the people who continue to believe in this work.

As I head back to Colorado tomorrow, I am taking some time to reflect on what has been a very meaningful and productive trip across Wisconsin.

Over the past couple of weeks, I have put more than 2,300 miles on the car traveling across the state and participated in 17 different meetings with counties, community partners, and leaders who care deeply about youth, families, and the people they serve.

A lot was accomplished during this trip for Success4Life in both CCS and Youth Justice. We have officially added two new CCS counties, with the possibility of adding a couple more in the near future. That is something I do not take lightly. Every new county relationship represents more than just growth for our organization. It represents more youth, more families, and more communities that we may have the opportunity to walk alongside and support.

I also had several great meetings with Youth Justice counties. These conversations were encouraging, honest, and focused on real needs. I left many of those meetings feeling hopeful about the possibility of Success4Life supporting youth justice work in Wisconsin soon. Our model has always been built around meeting youth where they are, building strong relationships, and helping them move forward with education, life skills, employment readiness, accountability, and support.

Trips like this are exhausting, but they are also a reminder of why this work matters. There were long days, early mornings, late nights, a lot of windshield time, and plenty of time to think about where Success4Life started and where it is headed. I am proud of the progress being made, but even more grateful for the people who are willing to sit down, have real conversations, and look at new ways to support youth and families.

As I head home, I feel grateful, motivated, and hopeful. Grateful for the counties that have already trusted Success4Life. Motivated by the new opportunities ahead. Hopeful that we can continue to expand services in a way that makes a real difference for young people and the communities around them.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to meet, listen, ask questions, and explore what partnership could look like. I am excited for what is ahead.

As the CEO and Founder of Success4Life, I have recently been asked by several agencies about the possibility of providing consulting support based on my experience, background, and the work I have done in building individualized services for youth, families, and county partners.

I am very open to this opportunity.

My experience in this field did not start when Success4Life was founded. It started years before that through direct work with youth, families, schools, and community systems. Before building Success4Life, I gained firsthand experience working with young people who needed more than a traditional service model. Many of the youth I worked with were facing barriers in education, behavior, family stability, justice involvement, mental health, motivation, employment, and basic life skills.

That early experience shaped the way I viewed services. I saw that many youth did not need another generic program. They needed someone who could meet them where they were, build trust, understand the whole situation, and help them take realistic steps forward. I also saw how important it was for agencies, schools, providers, and families to have flexible supports that could adapt to the individual needs of each youth.

Those experiences are what led me to create Success4Life in 2015.

Since then, I have had the opportunity to build and lead Success4Life as a company focused on individualized, relationship-based, and outcome-focused services. Our work has included tutoring, GED support, credit recovery, mentoring, life skills, employment readiness, reentry support, competency-related services, youth justice support, CCS services, CLTS-related supports, and community-based programming.

I have worked across homes, schools, secure detention facilities, residential settings, community locations, and other real-life environments where youth and families need support most. I have also worked alongside county human services departments, youth justice teams, schools, treatment providers, CCS teams, service facilitators, therapists, probation, detention staff, families, and community partners.

Over the years, I have been involved in developing service models, creating referral processes, hiring and supporting staff, training providers, tracking outcomes, identifying service gaps, building county partnerships, responding to complex youth needs, and helping agencies think through practical solutions that can actually be implemented.

Success4Life has grown from a vision into a multi-state organization with experience in Colorado, Wisconsin, Puerto Rico, and past work connected to New York City systems. That growth has given me experience not only in direct service, but also in leadership, program development, contracting, implementation, staff support, quality improvement, and building systems that work in practice.

Consulting support could include areas such as youth justice program development, education and GED programming, mentoring models, life skills programming, reentry support, employment readiness, provider development, service array review, referral systems, documentation, outcome tracking, staff development, and strategies for building flexible individualized services for youth and families.

My goal as a consultant would be the same as my goal with Success4Life: listen first, understand the needs of the agency and community, and help develop realistic, relationship-based, outcome-focused supports that work.

I am grateful for the agencies that have reached out and appreciate the trust in my experience, perspective, and work. I am open to conversations with counties, organizations, schools, and agencies that may be looking for support in developing or strengthening services for youth, families, and community-based systems.

Success4Life Services, Inc. is looking to add a provider for our Sauk County CCS work.

We are seeking someone who is passionate about supporting youth and families through individualized, relationship-based services. This position may include mentoring, life skills support, psychoeducation, education support, goal planning, skill building, and helping youth make progress in their home, school, and community.

Experience working with youth, families, mental health needs, education, special education, mentoring, social services, CCS, CLTS, or community-based programming would be a strong fit.

Success4Life meets clients where they are and focuses on practical, meaningful support that helps youth build confidence, skills, and long-term success.

This is a great opportunity for someone who wants flexible, meaningful work and the chance to make a positive impact with youth and families in Sauk County.

If you or someone you know may be interested, please reach out to me directly for more information.

CCS Provider (Community-Based Support) – Sauk County, WI - Sauk County, WI - Indeed.com Success4Life Tutoring Services, Inc.