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Supported Employment and Education - Easterseals Arkansas Unlocking Potential with Easterseals’ Comprehensive Support System Navigating the world of education and employment can be a challenging task, especially for people juggling the challenges of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Easterseals Arkansas is here to break down those barriers, offering them a tailored roadmap for academic and career success.
From classroom settings to real-world employment, our Supported Employment and Education programs are designed to guide them every step of the way. ACCE: Where College Experience Meets Career Preparedness A dynamic partnership between Easterseals Arkansas and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has given birth to an extraordinary program: Academics, Community, Career Development and Employment Program (ACCE) .
Modeled after the Think College initiative, ACCE offers students with intellectual and developmental disabilities a one-of-a-kind blend of academic coursework, social support, and career exploration. Whether your loved ones are dealing with autism or Asperger’s syndrome, ACCE has a spot for them in its two-semester program, located on the UA Little Rock campus. Now accepting applications!
For more details, call us at 501-227-3600 or email info@eastersealsar. com . Download Application Form Your Bridge to Life Beyond High School Making the jump from high school to adulthood can be overwhelming.
That’s where SET for Success comes in. Our experts walk into their school, free of charge, and equip them with the essential skills to smooth their post-high school transition. Designed for students with an IEP or 504 plan, SET for Success is their ticket to a more prepared future.
Our Pre-Employment Transition Service (Pre-ETS) Program covers: Job Exploration: Discover what gets them excited about getting up in the morning. Workplace Readiness Training: Learn the skills employers are actually looking for. Work-Based Learning Experiences: Get a taste of the real world before they step into it.
Educational Counseling: Discover pathways to further education and training opportunities. Self-Advocacy Instruction: Learn to speak up, express their interests, and design the life they want to live.
If you’re interested in a program that empowers your loved ones to define their life’s goals and equips them with the skills employers crave, contact Easterseals Adult Services at 501-367-1200 to be a part of this transformative experience.
HIRE: Transforming Lives Through Employment Opportunities In the adult phase of life, being gainfully employed is not just a matter of financial independence; it’s a cornerstone of personal dignity and community integration. That’s why Easterseals Arkansas’ HIRE program is dedicated to matching adults with disabilities with fulfilling jobs in Central Arkansas.
One-on-One Counseling, Training, and Placement Navigating the job market can be complex, but they don’t have to do it alone. Through our one-on-one job counseling and training, we prepare them for the workplace challenges ahead. Our strong, longstanding partnerships with community employers are leveraged to help them secure competitive positions that match their skills and aspirations.
Their Success is Our Mission Once they’re employed, our job doesn’t end there. Our coaches continue to make site visits, serving as a liaison between them and their employers to monitor their progress and provide necessary support. This means fewer obstacles at work and higher job retention rates.
Synergy with High School and College Programs The HIRE program seamlessly dovetails with our high-school transition service, SET for Success, and our college experience program, ACCE. This creates a continuum of support, ensuring that they are workplace-ready at every stage of their life.
Job Categories We’ve Successfully Placed Individuals In: Customer Service Positions Retail Roles, such as Grocery Bagging and Courtesy Clerks Take the reins of your loved one’s life and education. Easterseals Arkansas is not just offering programs; we’re offering empowerment, independence, and a future full of possibilities. Don’t wait to turn their aspirations into achievements; take the first step with us today.
For more information, visit us at: Easterseals Arkansas Center for Training and Wellness Don’t miss out on exciting news, helpful resources, and impactful stories delivered to your inbox each month. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. 3920 Woodland Heights Rd.
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