Florida Homes for Independence
Homes for Independence was formed in 1995 with a primary focus to provide affordable, accessible and safe housing for people with low income or those with disabilities.
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Homes for Independence was formed in 1995 with a primary focus to provide affordable, accessible and safe housing for people with low income or those with disabilities.
Friendship House Fayetteville is an intentional living community that provides affordable, integrated housing for young adults with disabilities and college students or young professionals in the healthcare, allied health, and human service fields.
Warrior Bridge is a vital connection to resources and support for veterans with disabilities as they seek employment, self-sufficiency and improved quality of life.
The High School High Tech program is a community-based partnership that provides students with disabilities, ages 14-22, the opportunity to explore jobs and post-secondary education while still in High School.
This program is sponsored by the Delaware Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and includes individual (1:1) sessions. The program also helps share with students insights and lessons learned from professionals working in various employment fields.
The Virginia-based Pre-ETS program is designed to provide in-school youth with disabilities industry-based career exploration by building soft skills, discussing education and training options, conducting informational interviews and facilitating work-based learning opportunities.
This Delaware program provides opportunities for students to learn vocational skills, explore community-based employment and complete paid and unpaid internships in order to make informed decisions about future career goals.
Senior Services provides supportive services that focus on social inclusion to enable seniors with minor cognitive and physical disabilities to actively participate in the day-to-day activities at Fairfax County Senior Centers.
The Dover Community Center in is designed for individuals with disabilities, ages 55+ who have worked either in the community or are in center-based programs.
The Opportunity Calls program provides training within the Contact Center and Customer Service fields. Participants have the opportunity to earn certification in the field to increase both their skills and marketability.
ServiceSource is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to facilitate services, resources, and partnerships that support people with disabilities, along with their families, caregivers, and community members. ServiceSource and its affiliated organizations provide programs and operations in more than a dozen states and the District of Columbia.
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