Employment

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Discover How Project SEARCH Opens Doors to Employment

Watching your child prepare for adulthood brings a mix of hope and worry. Explore how Project SEARCH employment and disability transition program outcomes help young people with intellectual disabilities find rewarding, meaningful careers.

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Life after School Ends

Graduation approaches faster than we expect, leaving many families feeling uncertain about the future. Focus on life after school planning by exploring local employment goals for disabled youth. You are not alone.

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Peaceful Fruits: Paving The Way for Socially Good Partnerships

Make snack time purposeful with Peaceful Fruits. This dynamic team empowers adults with disabilities, crafting delicious fruit snacks that nourish bodies and minds alike. Discover how their mission transforms lives while delighting taste buds—one guilt-free bite at a time. Embrace the flavor of corporate social responsibility!

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What Are Pre-Employment Skills and How Does My Child Get Them?

Teach your child essential job readiness skills Lackluster employment prospects for children with disabilities stem from lacking crucial pre-employment skills, including hygiene, time management, and work etiquette. Equip them by teaching these basics — both at home and within their IEPs. From setting alarms to selecting professional attire for interviews, these foundational abilities are vital.

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Parenting Your Young Adult Through Their First Employment Experiences

Navigate the job hunt: Your young adult with disabilities deserves your support and encouragement during the interviewing process, offering reassurance that setbacks aren’t permanent failures but instead valuable learning opportunities essential to finding fulfilling work in their chosen field

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Meaningful Work: The Value of a Special Delivery

Transforming abilities into opportunity: Meet Anthony At Your Service, where children with autism learn invaluable life skills through personalized errands and community service. This unique program not only builds self-confidence but also fosters connections between special needs communities and local businesses, creating a win-win for everyone involved.

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