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Community Employment

Assists individuals with disabilities in obtaining and retaining employment with area businesses.

 

There are 3 ways this can be accomplished: Supported Employment, Job Placement and School to Work transition, all with our partnership with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR).

 

Supported Employment

 

  • Assess individuals to discover their preferences, needs and abilities
  • Locate employment that will match
  • Provide on-the-job and community training/assistance
  • Provide long term support for as long as it is needed by employee and employer

Job Placement

 

  • Provide employment and support planning
  • Assistance in areas requested by the client, such as interview skill training
  • Provide on the job and community training if needed.
  • Provide support on and off the job for 90 Days

School-To-Work Transition

 

  • Assist students who are at least 19 years of age, and in community training sites, obtain employment
  • Assistance with referrals to DVR and county services
  • Assistance with benefits, transportation, etc.
  • Upon leaving school, their support will continue through Supported Employment

What We Do For Your Business

A professional Community Employment Specialist will meet your staffing needs by:

  • Providing you with prescreened applicants with skills that match the job requirements.
  • Assisting with on-site training.
  • Providing quality follow-up and consultation services.
  • Supplying information about available tax credits.

Benefits to Your Business

  • Motivated, capable, reliable employees
  • Low absenteeism
  • Access to available tax credits
  • Cost effective
  • Positive community image

Community Employment candidates have a wide range of skills and abilities.

  • Clerical worker
  • Messenger
  • Mail clerk
  • Dining room host
  • Day care teachers aide
  • Maintenance worker
  • Dishwasher
  • Kitchen assistant
  • Grocery bagger/stocker
  • Housekeeper
  • Assembly worker
  • Auto detailer

People Served

Individuals with developmental, cognitive, sensory and physical disabilities and mental illness.

For more information about Community Employment contact Debbie Johnson at (920) 593-4337 or djohnson@aspiroinc.org





Creating opportunities for people with disabilities to reach goals, connect community, and achieve independence.