Job Skills Training ServicesAspire to Hire helps job seekers with developmental disabilities. They help you find and keep meaningful jobs. They can help you advocate for fair and equal pay. Please call or go to the website for locations and to learn more.
Toll Free: 1.877.891.6448
Winter Park Office
720 N Denning Dr.
Winter Park FL, 32789
407.623.1070
Services Include:
Pathways is a program that offers job services to adults with disabilities.
Supported Employment & Employment Services:
On the Job Training (OJT)
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Refugee Services, Vocational Training by Florida Department of Children and Families offers Vocational Training for refugees, including:
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This agency has two employment services for disabled youth. One is Successful Transitions. It helps youth ages 14-22. It provides them with access to local resources that increase their quality of life. They can get help with job searches and gain independence and self-sufficiency.
The other program is High School/High Tech (HS/HT). It gives high school students the chance to explore jobs and further their education. The emphasis is on high tech careers. Students get firsthand knowledge by way of site visits, workshops and paid summer internships.
This agency provides an Adult Day Training Center. They teach life skills and offer basic schooling for adults. Services are tailored to each client's needs. Please call 352.493.1609 or go to the website to learn more.
ARC Gateway helps adults with developmental disabilities. They offer programs and services that help people be more independent and included in the community. They also help adults achieve their goals. For more info, call or visit their website.
Programs & Services Available:
This group has a range of services for adults. They give people with disabilities the tools to shape their future. Please call or go to the website for locations and to learn more.
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This agency serves Floridians with developmental disabilities. APD works with local agencies to help families with special needs. They team up with local groups to support families with special needs. They also offer places to live together in groups. They give clients the support they need to live with respect and make their own decisions. For more details, visit their website.
APD serves those with developmental disabilities and their families. They partner with the local community and private providers to address their needs. APD's goal is to help their clients live, learn and work in their own communities. Please call or visit the website to learn more.
