Project Work's employment support program helps place people with intellectual or developmental disablities in appropriate work. The 29-week program places people in unpaid, temporary jobs with a coach working along with them, providing instruction and support. After three months, the job coach and the participant begin a job search to find a paid position for the participant. The coach can help to train the worker once he or she finds a job. Participants of Project Work have found jobs in offices, restaurants, warehouses, retail stores and as maintenance workers, though there is no guarantee that the program will work.
Most jobs are minimum wage.