In2Vision Supported Employment Programs, Inc.

Don't miss our first Consumer Advisory Committee meeting of the year on January 15! This month's topic is about Legislation: How to connect with your representatives. https://uqfh5.app.goo.gl/GGxF

Check out how entrepreneurs & others are designing their talent search to include people w/ disabilities--looking at ways to make the interview better, workplace better & more! http://ow.ly/Gzzp30mHE0n Entrepreneur #inclusion #Employment First

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Our office is closed today. Services will still be provided as scheduled. Have a happy and safe holiday!

Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. proclaiming October 2018 as Disability Employment Awareness Month. #NDEAM2018 #WorkItCA Image: Proclamation letter with Governor se...al dated October 2018. Disability Employment Awareness Month. For thirty years, the nation has recognized the month of October as a time to acknowledge the positive role that people with disabilities have in our workforce and their contributions to the well-being of our state. There are an estimated 4 million people in California with a wide spectrum of disabilities, about 65 percent of whom are unemployed. By supporting the employment of these talented workers, organizations are not only contributing to employees’ independence and equality, but also to the financial strength of their company. Throughout October, state and local agencies, along with public and private organizations have held events to raise awareness about the benefits of providing job opportunities to persons with disabilities. I call on all Californians to join me in recognizing the importance of their role in our shared future. Sincerely, Edmund G. Brown Jr.