Disability Employment Services

We help our neighbors with disabilities, including autism, find and keep fulfilling jobs.

Call to learn more about how we can help.

Call 240-800-JSSA (5772)
Available in:
  • Montgomery County, MD
  • Northern Virginia (Virtual only)
  • Washington, DC

One of our core areas of service is helping people with disabilities secure meaningful employment. Our job-and skills-training services, job development services, and job coaching help our clients achieve long-term career success and self-sufficiency. By finding the right ways to assist each individual, we empower our neighbors to build social, emotional, and financial fulfillment and independence.

Our employment services for adults with disabilities include:

Job training

We help you develop appropriate workplace skills through interactive, individualized trainings.

Finding a job

We guide you through every step of your job search, making the process simple and manageable. Our team supports you with creating resumes, writing cover letters, completing job applications, practicing interviewing skills, and learning how to network in the current job market. We work closely with you to understand your skills and interests, helping you find and apply for the right jobs.

On-the-job coaching and retention

We partner with you throughout your journey to secure long-term employment. By providing job coaching, onboarding support, workplace advocacy, and communication support, we equip you with the essential tools to succeed in your role.

Testimonial

Evan could be my best employee – he has a near photographic memory, strong knowledge of fuel injectors, and a great work ethic. It’s hard to find people who show up every day to work hard, with disabilities or without.”

— Saul Goldfarb, Goldfarb & Associates

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