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Provides a self-directed day program for disabled adults over 21 years of age. Services include: academic tutoring, job skills training and job sampling, entrepreneurial job endeavors, volunteer work, community services, leisure and recreational activities, physical fitness, personal care services, and transportation services. Also offers weekend and evening activities, hotel respite, and individual support services.    

Offers a full range of employment services such as pre-placement, job coaching, and long-term follow along after employment. This is followed by trial work experience, and discovery for individuals with a developmental, physical, or mental disability.

Enhance the lives of adults on the autism spectrum through the Adults with Autism Day Program, fostering their success in a supportive environment. Services encompass skills assessment, family involvement in treatment planning, individual guidance, consultations with applied behavioral analysis consultants, activities of daily living and leisure skills training, social skills groups, community-based recreational activities, and pre-vocational and vocational training. 

Provides employers with qualified and experienced individuals who possess the skill sets required and needed in the workplace. Includes career planning, prevocational training, and small group or individual supported employment.

Provides work experience opportunities for individuals not currently seeking a competitive job or individuals seeking job skills training.

Provides job training and part time employment for students with autism and other developmental challenges. Fitness and therapy programs are also available for students.

Helps individuals with disabilities prepare for, find, and succeed in employment.

Empowers individuals to cultivate general, non-job-specific strengths and skills crucial for enhancing employability within paid work settings, within an integrated community framework. These skills encompass effective communication, task completion, and workplace problem-solving. The program fosters exploration of vocational skills, habits, interests, and goals, collaborating with individuals to tailor decisions and match them with optimal training programs. 

Family Resource Associates (FRA) offers classes for individuals with disabilities that have graduated high school and are not working full time. Classes are designed to maintain skills, teach employability skills, and independent living skills. 

Provides career services for individuals, ages 18 and older, who have a disability that currently presents a barrier to employment. Programs available through the center include: Vocational evaluation, Work adjustment training, Skill training, Job coaching, and Supported Employment.

Trains and employs approximately 20 adults with autism, acquired brain injuries, and other intellectual/developmental disabilities. The program is available statewide. 

Provides educational services for children and families, vocational rehabilitation for employment, independent living support, eye health services, blindness prevention programs, services for the deaf-blind, business training, summer programs, counseling, educational materials, college prep, tax certification, peer groups, and referrals for residents with visual impairments.

Assists individuals with psychiatric conditions in obtaining employment and succeeding in the competitive job market. The program helps with every step of the process including job search, resume writing, interviewing techniques, job coaching, and follow-along support counseling.      

Assists adults with disabilities gain the skills and training needed to acquire jobs, with ongoing support from Employment Specialists for a smooth transition post-placement.

Provides assistance to individuals for feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence. Services include: case management, emergency financial assistance, veterans assistance, and financial/legal consultations.