Prevocational Supports Overview

Our Prevocational Supports service is tailored to help individuals build essential skills for community engagement, independence, and preparing for meaningful, integrated employment. Through personalized planning and community-based experiences, we focus on enhancing abilities in a respectful, inclusive environment that honors individual preferences and rights. This program prepares participants for competitive, integrated work, self-employment, or volunteer opportunities, with a focus on long-term career growth and achieving personal goals.

How We Achieve Results

• Physical Capacities Development: We address individual health and physical needs to support overall work readiness.

• Psychomotor Skills Development: We help participants improve coordination and movement for workplace tasks.

• Interpersonal and Communication Skills: Participants learn to effectively communicate and respond in workplace interactions.

• Work Habits Development: We foster habits like punctuality and task focus essential for any job.

• Vocational Dress and Grooming: Participants receive guidance on presenting themselves professionally in the workplace.

• Productivity Standards and Quality Results: We support skill development to meet and exceed productivity expectations.

• Work Practices Training: We teach essential practices like following directions and task completion to support job success.

• Work-Related Skills Development: Participants gain problem-solving abilities and path planning skills to achieve career growth.

• Money Management: We teach financial skills, including budgeting and income tracking, to support independence.

• Volunteerism: Through volunteer experiences, we help participants explore career interests and develop related skills.

Our approach ensures individuals gain the foundational skills for a successful transition into integrated employment.