Provides services needed to enter, remain in or return to suitable employment. Services include diagnosis and evaluation; counseling and guidance; vision restoration programs like uninsured people needing cataract surgery or glaucoma surgery. Provide training to continue employment or school, technical or trade jobs and job placement/development. Also provide help adapting electronic aides/devices for the workplace and follow-up services.

Programs that provide support for adjusting, adapting or redesigning tools, equipment or structural elements of working environments in order to make them accessible to people who have disabilities.

Supportive Employment is a program for people with disabilities that involves one-on-one support from a coach.

Support adults with disabilities prepare for and thrive in the workplace through resume support, job coaching, and skill matching with 100+ local employers.

Alphapointe is Kansas City's largest employer of people who are visually impaired. We also provide a variety of services to help those with vision loss secure employment in the community.

Missouri Vocational Rehabilitation offers job placement, referrals, sheltered employment, occupational therapy and counseling

Using a combination of interest assessments, informational interviews, and job shadowing, job coaches help to determine the best path for each individual based on what they like and what types of jobs their skills are best suited for.

Job One provides employment opportunities for adults with disabilities.

The vocational team provides a wide range of employment and career development services, job development, on-site job coaching and educational support.

Vocational Services, Inc.'s onsite training center provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to work in a structured, supportive setting to perform meaningful work such as assembly, packaging, production, or service-related tasks.

Vocational Services, Inc. (VSI) is partners with businesses and community agencies to provide employment, training, and support services for individuals with disabilities. VSI helps people develop job skills through vocational programs including employment supports and on-the-job training.

Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities find and maintain employment. This includes assessment, job counseling, training, and job finding assistance with the help of a job counselor.

Tri-Ko’s on-site production floor, where wage-seeking individuals may participate in contract and piece work from various vendors, including but not limited to sorting and assembling tasks.

Employment program for people with disabilities involves one-on-one support from a coach

Missouri Vocational Rehabilitation offers job placement and vocational training

JCDS helps people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities find and maintain employment to earn at or above the minimum wage.

Vocational rehabilitation services to visually impaired persons so they may achieve gainful employment. Other supportive services may be available to persons not seeking employment

Adults with complex disabilities are provided supports with vocational exploration and development of an individualized plan for job development and supports.

Goodwill provides technology-based job training for the community

Vocational Services, Inc.'s onsite training center provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to work in a structured, supportive setting to perform meaningful work such as assembly, packaging, production, or service-related tasks.

Vocational Services, Inc. (VSI) is partners with businesses and community agencies to provide employment, training, and support services for individuals with disabilities. VSI helps people develop job skills through vocational programs including employment supports and on-the-job training.

Sheltered workshop.

Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities find and maintain employment. This includes assessment, job counseling, training, and job finding assistance with the help of a job counselor.

Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities find and maintain employment. This includes job counseling, training, and job finding assistance with the help of a job counselor.

VSI's onsite training center provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to work in a structured setting designed to build skills and independence. Individuals perform meaningful work such as assembly, packaging, production, or service-related tasks.