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Supported Employment & Job Training

Finding a Job and Contributing in your Community for Adults with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities

Overview

Easterseals empowers individuals to achieve meaningful employment through personalized support and skill-building. Programs include Supported Employment, as well as Pre-Vocational Services that offer work experience, volunteer opportunities, and community-based learning. Participants receive training, ongoing coaching, and resources to build independence, social skills, and job success. Services are available Monday–Friday at Easterseals locations in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties.

Our Programs

Employment for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism

Easterseals assists individuals who want to secure and/or maintain employment by providing support services that optimize their abilities and interests. 

Participants can choose individual or group employment.

Path to Employment: Pre-Vocational Services

Easterseals Pre-Vocational Services program is ideal for adults who like variety and seek opportunities in the community while expanding individual skills to work toward employment.

Easterseals can help employers create winning solutions for reaching employment goals!

Contact Easterseals to learn more about Easterseals Workforce Development services in your area.

Our Stories

  • A canoe with two counselors and two children float on the water near a dock.

    For Noah, camp changed everything.

    Noah, a nonverbal 16-year-old who previously lacked stable support, was able to experience care, safety, and simple joys at Camp Fairlee thanks to a scholarship, highlighting how donor support, now doubled by a matching gift, can make life-changing camp experiences accessible to more children with disabilities.
  • Young adult male with a disability playing bingo

    Stevie Soars with Easterseals

    Stevie has been bringing smiles to the faces of staff and fellow participants at his Easterseals Adult Day program in Georgetown since 2007. The program not only gives him the opportunity to socialize with his peers and remain a part of his community but also gives his parents a much-needed break from full-time caregiving.

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