Employment
Campaign for Disability Employment – What Can You Do?
Helping people with disabilities become employed. Find resources, programs and services to help find employment.
Website: What Can You Do – Campaign for Disability Employment
Career Assistance for People With Autism
A guide for people with autism or their caregiver. Find resources, advice, articles and other information helpful for people with Autism who are seeking employment.
Link: Career Assistance for People with Autism
Career Assistance for The Deaf & Hearing Impaired
Articles, tips, videos, and other information to help people who are deaf or hearing impaired get hired.
Link: Career Assistance for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired
Delaware Initiative – Advancing Employment of People with Disabilities
Link: Employment First Oversight Committee
Link: A Better Bottom Line – Employing People with Disabilities In Delaware
Address: DVR, P.O. Box 9969, Wilmington, DE 19809
Contact: (302)761-8275
DisAbled Person Employment Site
A premier Job Board for People with Disabilities. Jobs posted by companies who are looking to hire people with disabilities.
Website: DisAbledPerson.com
Integrated Employment Toolkit – Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP)
A collection of resources that can be used to increase understanding about the value and potential of integrated employment. The Toolkit includes practical and adaptable information to facilitate integrated employment across all levels. Integrated employment places both youth and adults in regular jobs in their communities, along with any needed supports, so they can earn a decent wage.
Link: Integrated Employment Toolkit
Delaware Jobs Program
Employment and Training
Division of Social Services, P.O. Box 906, New Castle, DE 19702
(302)577-4451
Delaware State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
4425 North Market Street, Wilmington DE
P.O. Box 9969, Wilmington, DE 19809
(302)761-8275
Delaware State Job Training Partnership Act
Department of Labor – Stockton Building
P.O. Box 9969, Newark, DE 19714
(302)368-6810
First State Community Action Agency
First State provides a variety of programs and services designed to educate, motivate, and support those in need on the road to self-sufficiency. Programs and services include employment and job training, youth and family resources, housing, and emergency services.
Website: First State Community Action Agency
2016 Pre-Employment Transition Services Overview
A Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) program whose goal is to provide innovative employment focused programs statewide to students with a disability or students potentially eligible for DVR services who are enrolled in school, and are between 14 and 21.
Interested youth, families and school advisors should contact providers from the attached list for enrollment. These programs are offered at no cost to participants with the exception of the UD Center for Disabilities Studies EDGE Extension Program.