Supported Employment
supported employment services for teens and transition students ages 14-21
Looking for job coaching for teens and transition students ages 14-21 with disabilities?
Aptiv’s Supported Employment services are provided to people who need ongoing support to maintain competitive employment in their community.
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Our objectives are...
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Improve an individual's ability to achieve supported or competitive employment.
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Enhancing skills related to attendance, task completion, problem-solving, interpersonal relations and safety
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To sustain paid employment at or above minimum wage in an integrated setting in the general workforce, in a job that meets personal and career goals.
Locations offering Supported Employment services
We provide services to the counties surrounding our offices in:
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
BLAIR, WI
JANESVILLE, WI
LA CROSSE, WI
RICHLAND CENTER, WI
SPARTA, WI
TOMAH, WI
VIROQUA, WI
How do I get started?
First Steps
We would love the opportunity to talk with you about your questions and needs.
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Contact Aptiv today for an informational, no-cost, no-obligation discussion to determine options for participation*.
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Aptiv meets with the individual and their support network to develop an individualized plan and provide services as outlined in that plan.
*Most individuals participating in Aptiv's Supported Employment Services receive funding through Family Care or IRIS long-term care services. Private Pay option is available.
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It’s because of gifts to the Aptiv Foundation that children and adults with disabilities are reaching their goals. It is only through the vision and generosity of contributions to the Aptiv Foundation that it becomes possible to provide the level of support each person needs and deserves. Contributions go to funding facility improvements, program equipment, and other tools to help people with disabilities live, learn and work in our communities.