The Missoula Job Service Workforce Center offers a variety of employment and referral services to applicants and employers. These services include job matching, automated and apply direct local, state, and national job openings, labor market information, employment counseling, proficiency and aptitude testing, a resource room with computer access to employment preparation programs and the Internet, job search workshops, adult job training programs and human resource support to local businesses. Each program has eligibility requirements, such as income and resources. Services include supported employment, resume and interview assistance, on the job training, work assessment, and a work adjustment program. All services are free and include job search, relocation assistance, skills assessment, resumes, academic courses and job retraining.
Services are available at no cost for individuals who qualify.
The Rural Institute is an interdisciplinary organization that promotes the full participation in rural life of individuals with disabilities. It accomplishes this goal through a variety of technical assistances, developing and disseminating innovations in teaching, research, community supports and policy advocacy. Participants may be placed in job training opportunities or given assistance in locating employment. The USDA offers participating employers an incentive by providing one half of the participants wages during the first month of training. Summit provides information on ADA, business assessment, self-employment consultation, referral services, information on disability rights, community resources and assistive technology, independent living skills training and peer support.