This is where the individual we serve acquires all the skills necessary to be hired and satisfy a community employer. ROOC no longer provides any training, support or follow-up of any kind. The community employer assumes all responsibility for the individual regarding employment. Individuals may be referred back to ROOC as supportive needs exist. Supported Employment is the combinations of ongoing support services and paid employment, that enables the individual to work within the community.
Enclaves consist of a small group of individuals with disabilities working within a business.
This group receives direct and nearly constant supervision due to their lack of vocational and associated skills. Work Crews consist of a small group of workers who move form site to site performing essential job functions. ROOC, as the service provider, provides job training and supervision. Transitional Employment is a model of supported employment specific to individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Individuals participating in this program generally receive multiple part-time work placements within the community.