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Employment Learning Center

Presented by PACER's National Parent Center on Transition and Employment

This site walks through the following topics:

  • Finding Your Career Path

  • Getting a Job

  • Keeping a Job

  • Exploring Employment Supports

  • Self Advocacy and Disability Disclosure

  • Employment Rights and Reasonable Accommodations

 

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248.244.2229
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Position on Inclusion

The WSA upholds the following positions on inclusion. We believe that: 

  • everyone benefits when individuals with WS are meaningfully included in educational, work, and community settings 
  • individuals with WS should receive all necessary supports and services to fully participate in their family lives, communities, and society as a whole
  • high expectations should be the norm, and individuals with WS and their families should decide how they best learn, work, and enjoy social settings
  • “inclusion” is not one-size-fits-all, and will look different for each family based on each individual’s desires and needs
  • inclusion creates a sense of belonging in society, meaningful relationships, and opportunities to achieve dreams

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Research Study on Support Programs Looking for Participants!

Project WellCAST is a NIH-funded clinical trial that aims to support caregiver well-being through supportive therapy, resources, and family friendly treatment!

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