Resources for
Job Seekers with Disabilities
Job Accommodation Network: A free consulting service that provides:
1) Individualized worksite accommodations solutions
2) Technical assistance regarding
the ADA and other disability related legislation
3) Education to callers about
self-employment options
(http://janweb.icdi.wvu.edu)
Rocky Mountain
DBTAC (Disability Business Technical Assistance Center): provides
information and guidance on the Americans with Disabilities Act. (http://www.ada-infonet.org)
Social Security Qualification and Application Information: disability
benefits under two programs: the Social Security disability insurance program
and the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program. (http://www.ssa.gov/d&s1.htm)
Social Security; Working While Disabled - How We Can
Help: If you are getting disability benefits, we have good news
for you. Social Security’s work incentives program can help you if you
are interested in working. Includes
information on “Ticket to Work”. (http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/10095.html)
Center for People
with Disabilities: provides resources,
information, and advocacy to assist people with disabilities in overcoming
barriers to independent living. (http://www.cpwd-ilc.org)
Employment Works: provide comprehensive employment services. This
is not only for those seeking employment, but also for those seeking career
advancement and/or are currently employed looking for different employment.
(http://www.employmentworks.org/services.htm)
Small Business & Self-Employment for People with
Disabilities: explore the many options available for starting a business
with the expert resources and financial programs used by over one million
new businesses each year. (http://www.dol.gov/odep/programs/promotin.htm)
Chinook Clubhouse: a program
dedicated to enhancing the recovery of men and woman with mental illnesses.
It provides opportunities for members to live, work, learn, and socialize
while contributing their talents in a community of mutual support. (www.chinookclubhouse.org)
Labor Source: a community service supporting people who have a disability, including
developmental disabilities. Assists people who, because of a disability,
may need support finding gainful employment. (http://imaginecolorado.org/lbrsrc.htm)
Employment Link: offers career counseling, assessment, job development,
and job placement, on the job training and ongoing customer service. (http://www.emplink.org/client_emp_svcs.asp)
Job Interviewing for People with Disabilities (http://www.nod.org)
How to Write a Good Resume: (http://www.nod.org)
On the Hunt for a Job, Understand the Importance of Networking: (http://www.nod.org)