What do you need to go to work?
The services available though Colorado’s employment programs can help you get from considering employment to hired and earning a paycheck and are customized just for you. Here are examples of some of the services that can help you along the way.
What do you need to go to work?
The services available though Colorado’s employment programs can help you get from considering employment to hired and earning a paycheck and are customized just for you. Here are examples of some of the services that can help you along the way.
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Guidance & Exploration
Vocational counseling and community-based experiences can help you narrow your options and pick a career path.
Education
If you need training to qualify for your chosen career path, options exist to get you on your way.
Wellness
Improving physical or mental health, when needed to go to work, may be arranged.
Benefits Counseling
Highly trained counselors help break down how employment will impact benefits you receive.
Independent Living
Centers for Independent Living offer training and mentoring focused on independence in the community.
Technology
Technology solutions can reduce barriers and make job tasks doable.
Job Search
Job placement approaches, tailored to your needs, help you land meaningful employment.
Self Employment
If entrepreneurship is your calling, there are supports to plan for and open a business.
Job Coaching
When needed, a coach breaks down job tasks and helps you master them for successful job performance.
Advocacy
Services exist through organizations like the Client Assistance Program and the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition to help people solving a problem with a service provider.