Employment Supports

People with disabilities are two times more likely to be unemployed than people without disabilities. The lack of access, opportunity, support services needed, and more, increases the likelihood for a person to live without a job. Without work people with disabilities cannot earn a living to provide for themselves or their family, cannot exercise their independence, and are forced to delay personal and career goals. Our Career Support programs are changing that. With education and support, people with disabilities are filling intern, part-time, and full time positions where they want to work, earning an income, and getting a step closer to realizing their personal and career goals. 

These support programs are tailored to address the unique strengths of each person supported, ensuring they can access opportunities that align with their interests and abilities. Through personalized career counseling and job coaching, the people we support gain the necessary skills and confidence to succeed in the workforce. We believe in promoting diversity and fostering a culture of acceptance and inclusivity by breaking down barriers and providing ongoing assistance. We are paving the way for the people we support to secure employment, allowing them to contribute their talents and skills to society while achieving a sense of purpose and independence.

Employment Waitlist: 30 People 

Day Hab Waitlist: 3 People 

Pathway to Employment

A year-long, person-centered planning and discovery program.

  • Helps people discover their strengths, interests, and goals.

  • Offers job shadowing, internships, volunteering, resume prep, and interview readiness.

  • Aims to transition people supported into competitive jobs (paid or volunteer).

Supported Employment

A program that assists in fostering employment growth.

  • Supports individuals maintaining competitive, paid jobs in real-world settings.

  • Involves limited job coaching to ensure job retention.

  • If unemployed, we provide intensive assistance for job development.

Community Based Prevoc. Services

A discovery program that assists in building the skills needed for employment.

  • Designed for those who wish to work but need extra support to develop employability skills.

  • Focuses on general workplace skills, social confidence, and preparing for job entry.

  • May include unpaid or volunteer work to build competencies.

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