Services for people with barriers to employment
- The Resource Room - has a comprehensive job board, computers, a printer and fax machine available to the public for employment search related activities
- Employment Workshops - Employment-related workshops are offered to the public and registered individuals on a monthly basis
People who completely register with JobLinks services will:
- Complete the Intake and Assessment Process - people registered with JobLinks Services will complete the Intake and assessment process with the Intake Coordinator or Employment Specialist.
- Receive support and development - develop an individualized support plan, with assistance, outlining skills, abilities need areas, and goals.
multiple strategies can connect people to job opportunities:
- Identifying interests and skills
- Short-term volunteer work or work experience
- Troubleshooting issues and concerns; problem- solving
- Building partnerships with employers and promoting awareness
- Resume development
- Identifying accommodation and support strategies
- Self-awareness
- Initiating supportive work placements
- On-the-job support
- Internet assistance for occupation, career and job searching
- Involving community and medical supports
- Building a network of positive supports
- Identifying job positions that match skills and abilities
- Informational interviews
- Managing health issues and stress
- Job matching
- Assistance with job applications, cover letters and interview preparation