Triangle Disability & Autism ServicesVocational Services
Vocational Services provides support to adults looking for permanent employment in the community.
Adults looking for permanent employment in the community
From triangledisability.org/services-programs/supported-employment ↗About this program
Services include assessment, job development, coaching, intensive training, and long-term follow along.
Your Vocational Services Supervisor will: Meet with you to learn about your skills, abilities and interests to help you find a job. Work with you to create a resume and build interview skills. Advocate to find potential job opportunities. Take you to meet employers and help you through the application and interview process. Provide you with a job coach to provide on the job training to ensure maximum independence and success. Assist you with transportation training if needed. Monitor your work and progress. Help you to become part of the work team. Provide long term supports and follow-up as needed.
The referral will come to us through NC DHHS' Division of Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (formerly Vocational Rehabilitation).
Questions
Who sends the referral for Vocational Services?
The referral will come to us through NC DHHS' Division of Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (formerly Vocational Rehabilitation).
How do I get started?
It's easy to get started! The referral will come to us through NC DHHS' Division of Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (formerly Vocational Rehabilitation). Call the location closest to you to get started!
Details
- Who
- Adults looking for permanent employment in the community
- Where
- Durham County: 4312 Western Park Place, Durham, NC 27705 (919) 560-6810. Orange County: 548 Smith Level Road, Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) 969-7350. Wake County: 30
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