Find Vocational Rehabilitation Nonprofits and Charities

  Mimi8 wrote:

My son was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age 23 after failing college, finishing an EET associates degree,getting a fine job and being asked to leave after the training period ended. He was never told why he was asked to resign. He then spent... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... more »

  monifa18 wrote:

Vision services for the blind has been a great experience for me. I enjoy helping people who need it most. It has made me become a skilled individiual over the past 4years. The service has many programs to offer for the blind and visually impaired to... more »

  Richard wrote:

Lifestyes is a great organization. I found out about them through their radio station Lifestyles Radio on Live365.com more »

  East1082 wrote:

My wife is diabetic and participates in the JDRF walk. She worked hard to fundraise and put her team together. I wanted to get her a professional team look and I was lucky to find spectrum designs. The price was great and experience was exceptional. Ask... more »

  TechMom236 wrote:

Three things I love about NextStep Recycling: 1. I can recycle "anything with a plug," out dated electronics, working or not. Keeping these out of a landfill is a good thing. 2. I can find parts and even complete computer systems very cheaply. Why pay... more »

  3DMark40 wrote:

Hope Services is a good organization that is a vital part of the developmental disability community. My experience at Hope Services has been rewarding so far. As a Client Advocate Peer Counselor working with the developmental disabilities people, I am... more »

  mark32 wrote:

I was Responsible for the management of the Business Computer Skills program of this non-profit rehabilitation center. I Supervised two classroom aid employees and instructed 25 adults with multiple disabilities, in use of Office software. We used... more »

  Writer wrote:

I've confidently donated to Penny Appeal USA trusting that my money is going to good use. I've never once doubted the work they do because it's genuine and you can see the results! And on top that, a genuine and kind staff with an open door policy makes... more »

  ryansjones@gmail.com wrote:

Although I am not at all aware of the inner-workings of this nonprofit, I am impressed by the way they help people with addictions and / or a criminal background integrate back into society in a positive way. The Delancey Street Restaurant and Crossroads... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  mobileUser457607 wrote:

Great programs! Fun atmosphere! Knowledgeable staff! more »

  Betsy Fulmer wrote:

Our daughter is a resident at Bishop Grady Villas. We've never seen her happier. It is a pleasure to volunteer with the residents. more »

  Magen wrote:

We are extremely fortunate to have Do-All, Inc. in our community. The training Do-All provides promotes a sense of independence and pride to its clients. more »

  Raphael wrote:

Community Housing Partnership has been at the forefront of this country's efforts to provide solutions to homelessness for 20 years. And as CHP works to create pioneering and effective solutions for families and individuals who have endured homelessness,... more »

  neeru wrote:

We were out of work when my friend introduced us to this program. We were a bit shy at first as it was hard to accept help. But new community ministeries members made us feel very comfortable. Whole process of packing food ,storing it and then distributing... more »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  Charlene Sorby A. wrote:

I have been involved with this ministry for the past 10 years and feel so privileged to do so. There are so many opportunities to be the hands and feet of Christ on a small scale for a larger purpose that I would never know about on my own. I love getting... more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »

  EStimson wrote:

Our son has been a client since 2001 and he has loved every day. From the first day, Tierra has strived to provide a program that encourages our son to grow and enjoy his life. That enjoyment is exemplified by his contributions to the community through... more »

  Petad wrote:

What an incredible organization, doing great work to help children, young adults, parents, and schools. I have volunteered with this organization for seven years and every day I continue to be impressed with their work. Key members of the staff have been... more »

  denise11 wrote:

Anixter Center is a wonderful place to volunteer and work. Staff is friendly and helpful. They have an extensive list of programs and services they have to help individuals with disabilities. It was great to interact with some of the clients who were... more »

  slh1078 wrote:

Employment for Seniors, Inc., a non-profit organization, provides free employment referral assistance to clients age 50 years and older, as well as free position postings for Central Ohio employers. Our goal is to assist and support mature job-seekers,... more »

  ketuite wrote:

Foot Print to Success is such a unique program. It goes way beyond being a job training program. The people they serve consider themselves a family. They all work together to achieve the same goal of going back to work and breaking the isolated lives... more »