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The Supported Employment Individual model provides one-on-one services to help individuals with disabilities transition from job preparation to successful employment. Goodwill provides support with job matching and placement, training, and ongoing follow-along services to create mutual confidence between employees and employers. Services include job analysis and task analysis, job placement, public transportation planning and training, hands-on training facilitated by a Vocational Services Employment Specialist in a community business, and monitoring participants' home and work environments to ensure employment retention.

HopeLink Behavioral Health Employment Services provides support and training for clients who want to be competitively employed in the community to help them choose, get and keep jobs.

SERVICES AVAILABLE: - General information about available SSA benefits and other public benefits - Comprehensive analysis of how work impacts SSA benefits and other public benefits - Verification of current federal, state and local benefits - Development of a Benefits Summary & Analysis and Work Incentive Plan - Information about valuable SSA work incentives that can maximize cash and healthcare benefits while working toward self-sufficiency - Advocacy for requests for reconsideration and appealing denied benefits claims - Tools to help track benefits changes while working and guidance with reporting earnings and other relevant life circumstances to SSA and other entities administering public benefits - Ongoing benefits counseling and work incentive follow-up support through all phases of the employment continuum - Education and training about benefits counseling and work incentive planning to beneficiaries and families

Employment Network provider-- Can assist those who want to work and have been issued a Ticket to Work by Social Security.

Goodwill’s Group Supported Employment program offers a high level of training, assistance and specialized supervision to individuals who require ongoing supervision but are able to work in an integrated employment setting. A group of participants (maximum of 8) with similar work interests work side-by-side with a Goodwill Employment Specialist, who provides assistance and guidance in completing job-related tasks and setting and achieving long-term goals.

Trains clients who are visually impaired or blind on job readiness skills needed for gainful employment and to achieve success in the workplace. Also included is employer outreach for workplace assessments and job placement opportunities.

Provides vocational training, remunerative employment, education services, supported employment, and day support services to persons with disabilities.

Employee Development and Work Adjustment Training is comprehensive, individualized, and designed to develop or reestablish skills, attitudes, personal characteristics, work behaviors, and functional capacities in order to achieve positive employment outcomes. Services are time-limited and can be provided directly to individuals seeking employment or indirectly through employer/employee support programs. Job services are provided at the job site and can include counseling, intensive job training, and development of work habits, and behaviors appropriate for the work environment. Prior to completion of the program, a review is held utilizing input from the program individual, staff, families, advocates, funders, and other involved agency representatives to determine the potential for competitive employment, additional training, or the transition to other Goodwill programs. Employee Development and Training is offered to individuals living in the counties of Alleghany, Amherst, Appomattox, Bath, Bedford, Bland, Botetourt, Campbell, Carroll, Craig, Floyd, Franklin, Giles, Grayson, Henry, Montgomery, Patrick, Pulaski, Roanoke, Rockbridge, and Wythe, and the cities of Buena Vista, Covington, Galax, Lexington, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Radford, Roanoke, and Salem.

To build capacity throughout the autism community in Virginia by providing autism support services, inclusive employment, education & resources, and mission-driven social enterprise partnerships.

Offers a variety of career and technical education training programs: On-site, Community-based/External Training, Distance Learning and Student Support. For more information see the Woodrow Wilson Center for Employment and Vocational Training on line at http://www.wwrc.net/VocationalTraining.htm

Employment Services provides long-term employment, training, and supports for people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities at our site in Hampton. Employment Services offered through Government Contract work across the Nation. Employment Services provide adult students with disabilities the opportunity to participate in certification programs, preparing them for life-long careers in high-demand industries resulting in economic independence. Supported Employment helps people with disabilities gain employment with businesses in the community. Day Support provided to people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities at our site in Hampton. In this program, people with disabilities work on life and social skills, and also volunteer/participate in the community.

HopeLink Behavioral Health Employment Services provides support and training for clients who want to be competitively employed in the community to help them choose, get and keep jobs.