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.

Connections works with those who are seeking employment. They can help you with job search skills. They offer computer training and one-on-one job counseling. They can help with resume review and preparation, job leads, and interview clothing. All services are free and there is no charge to area employers who wish to post openings with them.

This is a job program for developmentally disabled adults. Participants in this program work in the community. They earn wages and benefits that match those of non-disabled workers. They get intensive on the job training at job sites. A support facilitator provides follow up job coaching.

This agency helps people learn job skills. Clients are tested to determine work readiness and stamina. They receive career counseling and skills training. They are matched with the appropriate training program or job.

Please call or visit the website for more information.

This is a national, primarily residential training program. It is for young people ages 16 through 24. Job Corps' mission is to attract eligible young adults and teach them the skills they need to become employable. Students get academic training to suit their needs. They can get their GED. They can learn English. They can take Driver’s Education. They can get vocational training in several fields.

Admissions: 1.800.733.5627

Please see the website for all services.