类别: Employment

Real People, Real Jobs

4/1/2012

From Real People, Real Jobs: "Welcome! This site highlights the employment successes of people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) who are working in paid jobs in their communities. Through the use of innovative, front-line employment support practices, these individuals are earning money, forming networks, and contributing to their communities. Learn more about these people and the promising practices that led to their success."
Click here to check out this excellent website for ideas & inspirition.

Looking for Work? Family of Woodstock Youth Employment Program.

2/1/2012

Family of Woodstock, Inc works in conjunction with the Office of Employment and Training to help qualifying youth 16-21 who need support finding jobs and becoming self-sufficient individuals. They have GED support, work readiness workshops, money to pay for certification tuition, and paid internships available. Contact: Genevieve Salerno, Youth Employment Case Specialist at (845) 331-7080 x153.
Shared by: Lucille A. Ruggieri, UCTCC Co-Chair, Vocational Coordinator, Gateway Community Industries, Ulster County Department of Mental Health.

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JobTIPS targets nearly every aspect of employment

10/18/2011

Shared by Lydia Diaz:
JobTIPS is a free program designed to help individuals with communication, socialization, and learning differences explore career interests, seek and obtain employment, and successfully maintain employment. Individuals with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may find this site particularly helpful, as would individuals with learning differences, ADD, speech or language disorders, and other areas of exceptionality. JobTIPS addresses the social and communication differences that might make identifying, obtaining, and keeping a job more difficult for you.

http://www.do2learn.com/JobTIPS/index.html

Learn how to find a job, write a resume, and be interviewed 16-21

9/1/2011

Learn how to find a job, write a resume, and be interviewed!!!
Come to the Work Readiness Workshop
Everette Hodge Center
1521 Franklin St, Kingston, NY
Wednesday March 28, 2012 from 4:15 to 5:15

Must be between the ages of 16 and 21 to participate.
Call (845) 331-7080 x153 for more details
Brought to you by Family of Woodstock, Inc. and the WIB Youth Council

Parent Transition Planning Workshop

9/1/2011

Ulster County Transition Coordinating Council presents
2012 Parent Information Series
Are you a parent or guardian of a young adult with an IEP or 504 Plan? Do you know who can provide services after high school graduation? Do you have concerns about accessing supports? If so, you are invited to attend the following FREE informational workshop to learn about available options and resources. Come and get answers to your questions and initiate linkages to the adult services which promote the successful transition of young adults from school to living, learning and earning in their communities.

This workshop will be offered from 6:00 - 8:00p.m. at two different locations:
Tuesday, April 10th at Ulster County BOCES Career & Tech Center, Rte. 9W, Port Ewen, NY
and
Tuesday, April 17th at Ulster County BOCES, Rte. 32, New Paltz, NY
For More Information or to Register: Contact Lucille Ruggieri at (845) 340-4160 or email LRuggieri@gatewayindustries.org or read more below.

Real People, Real Jobs

Looking for Work? Family of Woodstock Youth Employment Program.

JobTIPS targets nearly every aspect of employment

Learn how to find a job, write a resume, and be interviewed 16-21

Parent Transition Planning Workshop

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