Learn about job supports
Job options are wide open - and supports are available to meet nearly any interest or need. Learn how to connect with programs, services and accommodations in the workplace.
Help your child clarify what they want from employment, whether it's income or the chance to connect with others and learn new things.
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Work-based learning school programs
These programs help students explore their interests, learn about career options and build job skills. Many schools offer work-based learning programming to give students a chance to connect what they learn in the classroom with work experiences in the community.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)/State Services for the Blind (SSB)
Vocational Rehabilitation Services can help your child prepare for, find and keep a job. There's a VRS counselor assigned to your child's school that can help share available services, including help preparing for and finding employment. If your child is blind, low vision or DeafBlind, contact the SSB Youth Services Transition Specialist instead.
Disability Program Services
Your child may be eligible to receive services through programs such as a waiver or Community First Services and Supports (CFSS). This could include employment supports.
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