Specific skills and behaviors are required to participate in the Work Services Program to ensure appropriate training and support can be provided. There are a variety of different jobs available through the Work Services Program and each have different prerequisite skills necessary for the individual job duties. Training is provided in the skills and behaviors needed on a work site and specific skill training for the actual job is done.
Training is done in small groups and individually.
Supported Employment Services consist of paid employment for persons who, because of their disabilities, need ongoing support to perform in a work setting. This could include career exploration, career counseling, job developing, job coaching and job placement. Supervised Living in a group home with housemates. In Home Support Services in the family home. However, choices of living options depend on the Team's recommendation for appropriate placement to ensure adequate training and support is available to meet the individual's needs.