Find Vocational Rehabilitation Nonprofits and Charities

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  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 »

  SenCook wrote:

This is the most extraordinary organization I have ever known! Really! Five volunteers formed a charity that helps returning combat veterans get the equipment (hence, "Vessels") they need to start their own businesses. Since 2008, these volunteers... 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 »

  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 »

  Richard wrote:

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

  mobileUser457607 wrote:

Great programs! Fun atmosphere! Knowledgeable staff! 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

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

  slesken wrote:

AbilityPath helps people with developmental disabilities across all ages and genders. My family loves to volunteer at their pre-school holiday parties as well as their adult cinco de mayo and other celebrations. Seeing the impact of the services they... 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 »

  PittsburghFellow wrote:

I was able to visit Life'sWork through my volunteer work with the greatnonprofits website. The experience was a wonderful one. Chris, Director of Marketing and Development, took us around the facility, and showed us the people the serve and the work... more »

  Katy Miller wrote:

I moved here [to San Francisco] from San Diego at the time when Delancey Street was helping San Francisco to reform its juvenile justice system. The then-mayor Mayor Brown had approached Delancey Street because they’d had such obvious success with... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Sam D wrote:

Extraordinary Ventures is the best non-profit I have ever been involved with. It is an organization that rents out space for business meetings, receptions, yoga, just about anything. We employ teenagers and adults who have developmental disabilities... 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 »

  aehudson wrote:

I have been involved with the Bridges From School to Work Program for a number of years, and had the opportunity to witness first hand the critical work they do helping students transition to the workforce. 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 »

  shrevejude wrote:

As a funder we have found that many nonprofits have been unable to move beyond counting outputs to working towards creating outcomes and having a set of indicators to measure progress on those outcomes. Our Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana is "lightyears"... 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 »

  lift2011 wrote:

TransCen provides valuable training for professionals working in the disability community. Their trainings provide materials to put new information immediately into practice. TransCen is changing lives throughout the community by teaching professionals... more »

  Marcellus wrote:

Breaking Ground At Breaking Ground community it’s a family based program. We have devotion in the morning to start a day filled in spirit. Then we have “Tell it like it is” to ease to the stress from a day to day lives in open discussion.... more »

  Buck767 wrote:

I’ve helped out at their Fundraising events. It’s been an incredible experience! more »

  elizabeth wrote:

I have been involved with Goodwill Bridgepointe Services, Inc for 34 years. As a child, I always remember having bags in our house that were designated for the Goodwill. One year we even donated a car! As an adult, I continue to have the same commitment... more »

  julie31 wrote:

My son was diagnosed as having Down Syndrome when he was one month old after having been born at 28 weeks. I know the state run Early Steps program would eventually be an option for receiving therapies, but they are slow to get the process started. ... more »

  Writer wrote:

Each board meeting there is an employee that tells their story. The story is on their development at HARC and the impact HARC has on them personally. I have listened to many stories of joy, hope and personal growth of HARC's employees in which directly... more »

  Linda wrote:

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." JVS is an amazing and effective organization, and I'm proud to have been on the board for five years. JVS helps thousands of people each year -- to... more »

  helpfulone wrote:

I have know Abilities United since they were C.A.R. (Community Association of Rehabilitation). Their services are extraordinary. Every staff member I have come in contact with has been professional, caring and extremely helpful. This organization is helping... more »

  AWAEPA wrote:

Lots of people on the spectrum enjoy drawing, including my son. He's been drawing since he could hold a pencil and continues to do so as a young adult. He's a founding member of AWA and has participated in various art exhibits, sales, fundraisers, classes,... more »

  pamschulz wrote:

I was first introduced to L.A. Goal by one of its Members who has multiple disabilities. She was--and still is--fearless, articulate and persuasive. She intercepted me at a folk art show and asked if I knew about the book that the Members of L.A. Goal... more »

  tony b. wrote:

As a recently released state prison inmate I find it extremely difficult to find a full-time job. The economy is shrinking and so many companies are very concerned about security and background checks. The Goodwill Job Help Center has been a blessing... more »

  ypraneeth wrote:

I love to be part of this organization, it’s not easy to work for intellectual disabilities for more than 15 years, great full for all the staff and management. more »

  debmarst1 wrote:

OK, I'm biased because now I'm the Executive Director. Before that though, for the 27 previous years when my dear friend Andrea was the ED, I loved PI. Our clients, our staff and families are simply the best. We do screw up on occasion but we try really... more »

  Desert_lover wrote:

Desert Arc is a great organization that helps our community and those who could not have a regular life without the help of Desert Arc.We are proud to support Desert Arc and hope to have them continue proving their resources to make our community... more »

  Barbara wrote:

Second Chance does amazing work, helping women who have been abused becomefinancially independent. I had the privilege of being a job partner with Second Chance to help place some if their clients in positions. The candidates were excellent and well... more »

  Bill Johnson wrote:

Here’s some useful information. In 2009 Jim Williams, Easter Seals CEO, made a little over $700K. In 2010 he got a generous increase to almost $790K. This is all public information, available on any charity's tax filings. "But organizations must pay... more »

  DisgustedbyCIP wrote:

In the face of severe mental illness and homelessness I was offered housing and mental health services via Community Involvement Programs. Between 2007 and 2013 I experienced serious and flagrant violations of my personal, psychiatric and basic human... more »

  communconsult wrote:

These people really care - especially about the older or displaced worker. They are thorough, creative, and make a real difference. They have established a solid presence in the community, reaching out to chambers of commerce, libraries, etc. & have... more »

  los-angeles-habilitation-house-inc wrote:

Nancy and Guido are genuine caring people since I have started working with them in August 2009, I have learned a lot not in just the working field aspect of things, but of the other side of it. That is the nurturing and caring part about people no matter... more »

  liakosl wrote:

I have worked at Opportunity Village for over 13 years. Never have I felt the compassion and caring that the staff, persons served, and volunteers exude each day. The services OV provides has catapulted and now has become the top integrated Residential... more »

  Lyssa D. wrote:

I am a domestic violence and traumatic brain injury survivor. I was shot 3 times in 7/16/13 that made my right side weakness, my speech impaired, and much more. Change Her Story is helping me start my own business called Lyssa’s Loving Hand handmade... more »

  markelmore23 wrote:

I am a client at nci five days a week an have staff that I like very much because they are open minded and caring about each client and go the extra mile to help us out. The open door policy is great and staff always listen to us when each client... more »

  lora-leigh wrote:

Three Hots & a Cot supports veterans that need temporary housing assistance. I have donated food to them & visited with their veterans. They are completely devoted to the veterans they assist. You can find one of their vans making a medical run to... more »

  Elvis A.1 wrote:

I joined the foundation in 2018 and it has been a great ride ever since. This is a great foundation for a great cause! more »

  Sueofhhi wrote:

As the widowed mother of a 38 year old son, I feel the urgency of a community such as this. Living as independently as possible is a crucial element for my son's future. Jobs, community interaction and friendship are integral parts of all of our lives... more »

  jones_kr wrote:

South Lane Maintenance has a wonderful crew that do lawn mowing and landscape service. They do excellent work at fair prices. Kenneth Jones Eugene, Oregon more »

  FentonJD wrote:

Been affiliated with Humanim Inc. for almost thirty years and I am still energized by this company! I could go on forever, but I will quickly state that this agency not only helps my community and those in need, but it also provides an incredible array... more »

  Teriarnold wrote:

CSS is an amazing organization that helps find employment for individuals with the most profund and severe developmental disabilties. This is CSS' 25th year of helping people help themselves with meaningful paid work opportunities. These job opportunies... more »

  MarySF wrote:

PRS provides a vital service to the Northern Virginia community through the programs it offers for people with serious mental illness, and emotional and/or behaviorial disorders. The programs offer a range of services that are designed to help each client... more »

  Shawn wrote:

Stand Among Friends is such an amazing organization with wonderfully dedicated staff and volunteers. We are focused on helping all people with disabilities to become as independent as possible. We do this by helping others to find and maintain employment,... more »

  SakileJA wrote:

I love everything that this company stands for! I have been lucky to be apart of Workwright's journey and to see up close the heart and passion behind it. Particularly during these uncertain times, it is lovely to see people coming together to help others... more »

  Kelly150 wrote:

Beware for those who plan on putting their disabled household member at this day program. They are all about money! I seen a lot of staff members come and go. Job coaches keep getting changed out without any warning. Same with case managers. I had a hard... more »

  Mike R wrote:

Absiolutely AMAZING organization!!!! Best Place to Work in San Antonio & Texas, creating jobs for people who are blind, supporting the military and providing high quality independent lives for the visually impaired. more »

  Naftoli wrote:

On my recent trip to Israel I was extremely impressed by the work done by Hazon Yeshaya in helping the poor. Anyone from a first world country who visits would be surprised at the numbers of people lining up to receive their daily hot meal from this... more »

  welchdm wrote:

Healing Heroes through Horsemanship has transformed my life! They have taught me how to live in the moment and embrace now! How small deliberate changes leads to breakthroughs! They are helping me become a better person each day! Thank you Simon, Yvette... more »

  pdecarlo wrote:

My experience with Thumb Industries staff has been excellent. I am another non-profit company who was looking for guidance in supported employment and I was so impressed with how Thumb Ind. is run I wanted to model my program after it. I was taken on... more »

  Jodi31 wrote:

I have gotten to know Susan over the last few weeks and she is such an amazing woman. Everything from her comes from a place in her heart. The horses are loved and taken care of so wonderfully, they offer such healing and unconditional love to the client... more »

  ellynweiss wrote:

I am a professional artist. Ten years ago, my studio was in an old school building in Washington, DC. Every day, on my way to my second floor space, I passed a large classroom that was a constant hive of activity, full of people making art. Most days,... more »

  lawanda wrote:

CareLink Community Support Services is an organization that survives solely on the work of underpaid direct service employees. The management and administration on the other hand, is out of touch and extremely unethical. The CEO of the organization views... more »

  bfd92 wrote:

Yes She Can is a wonderful organization which gives two-fold. The women who are empowered to work through them is the first way, and the recipients of the dolls and accessories is the second. Smiles are all around when you walk into their shop in White... more »

  BMiller wrote:

This company does very good work for people with disabilities in their not for profit works. However, this company also runs for profit businesses, employing many people with disabilities. I have direct knowledge that their managers treat employees... more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteer here at PO and the artists are exceptional and talented. Come by on 3rd Friday and see for yourself! more »

  LisSellers wrote:

MPS promotions has involved community members in the service of helping vulnerable community members. I was invited to an event to raise funds for at risk children to receive Christmas gifts. It was well organized and a significant number of children... more »

  concern wrote:

As a former board member at The Alpha Workshops I felt a great responsibility to the segment of society we were supposed to be supporting. Negative reports filed by individuals, design professionals, and New York state fund contributors have been a thorn... more »

  Stoneheather2000 wrote:

My son has been attending camps for a few sessions and loves them. He came out ready to work with a resume in hand, interview skills and self worth. Can't thank them enough. more »

  DMC1 wrote:

The DSAGSL is a top notch organization run by a staff filled with integrity and class. They continually exceed my expectations. I am a donor as well as a mother of two children with special needs, (one with Down syndrome). It is an honor being associated... more »

  Mark E F. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work with a great team, passionate volunteers, and enthusiastic sponsors over the past three years. Inclusive Inc I need to amplify my working impact I really look forward to seeing what the next 3 years brings sounds a few... more »

  Ms.BizSeattle wrote:

Do you know someone in your life or in the circle of your family, friends, acquaintances, families of friends or acquaintances who who might be disabled? Many people in the Puget Sound region are challenged by physical, learning or logistical disabilities... more »

  genssoniclady wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the PPPP for almost six years now and have to say it has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. It is an honor to be involved with a group that has such a positive influence both on unwanted dogs and people that... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  vosministries2 wrote:

This is a wonderful ministry filled with passion for those in need more »

  galmanza wrote:

I wanted to post a review on a great community agency BACS who takes care of our country's veterans who have returned from service and have many mental health issues such as PTSD, depression and anxiety issues. This agency is a true wrap around service... more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Not impressed. Surprised it has lasted this long. more »

  Curtis B. wrote:

I fall into the category of a dislocated worker, someone who took a job in another country that did not work out and came home to the toughest- ever job market. Sandra Rogers, of Broke But Not For Long, has been with me through this tough time counseling... more »

  Paul E. wrote:

VRBIzTools extends the experience that SEED Business Network has developed over years of useful service. more »

  arlene4 wrote:

My son, who has Down Syndrome, has received day services for five years from SEEC, and was part of a then new project that provided experiences throughout the community during the day, including a volunteer job. The program has been successful in many... more »

  Djacq wrote:

Serving as director of operations for bestwork I received the best education of my life. Blind people performed work, some with special machinery, producing garments and other items for the military. They were some of the most reliable, punctual employees... more »

  John DiRienzo wrote:

I first became involved with The Arc Nature Coast in 1996 when I was asked if I would be interested in becoming a board member. I have a developmentally delayed sister-in-law and had been involved with an Arc in Connecticut so it was a comfortable fit. Once... more »

  94114RFJ wrote:

Positive Resource Center has helped many of my friends obtain SSI/SSDI benefits and others to obtain long-term employment. They really make a biog economic difference in peoples lives. They help people get off general assistance and into benefits an/d... more »

  dmk573 wrote:

Alchemia has been a blessing to my family for many years. My son was a client for 15 years and received so much support on many levels, as well as opportunities for artistic expression. He is now pursuing vocational opportunities, but I highly recommend... more »

  Jorge M2 wrote:

Well As An Participant In Best Buddies Overall for 16 Years & as a____ Client In Best Buddies Jobs I Have So Many Wonderful Experiences In Best Buddies.Peticually Last Year as a Full Fledged 2009 Miami Dolphins At the Heart of November,I Joined My... more »

  VVasquez wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work at Build Rehabilitation now, Build Ability, for more than six years. Thanks to this non-profit organization, I could grow in my profession and obtain a few positions in the company. Build allows me to grow within the... more »

  jpdoll7771 wrote:

Our son, Jeremy, has Down's Syndrome. He was employed at Kandu for 8 years until our recent move to Arkansas. They are an amazing group of people who help their clients to be not only the best they can for themselves but for their community as well.... more »

  sam andrews wrote:

Cross D Bar has successfully developed fishing and outdoor recreation activities very carefully but enthusiastically over the years. They became genuinely involved in the many years ago developing accessible facilities , equipment, and staff to ensure... more »

  Theresa18 wrote:

I have served many roles at the STAR Center, but the most meaningful and impactful in my life has been on the receiving end of its' life-changing programs. Two of my siblings received multiple services through the STAR Center and as a siblings this brought... more »

  hegstrom wrote:

I was awarded an Encore Fellowship (Encore is also an exceptional non-profit organization!) to work at Expandability, a mission of Goodwill of Silicon Valley, for 1 year. My task as business developer was to secure internships or employment for individuals... more »

  Writer wrote:

I wish I could say good things about Goodwill of Western Connecticut, but after helping a disabled family member get a job there I cannot. Goodwill is supposed to help people who would otherwise be unemployable, but over the last few years as they have... more »

  mnb197 wrote:

Natasha has really helped me to get to know myself again , over the past year of my sobriety . I am truly Blessed to be a part of her weekly women’s support groups , every week there is something New And Exciting to learn and grow from. I would definitely... more »

  Tamara10 wrote:

I have been a client of Independence Center since Jan 2010 and recently I have been able to go back to work full time. This place really works and I recommend it to any seriously mentally ill person who really wants to get better, get off disability,... more »

  sailsun30 wrote:

Our Mission, Our Vision and Our Values Mission: our purpose To support and empower individuals with disabilities in gaining and maintaining the skills and resources needed to maximize their potential for independence and inclusion in their community... more »

  Stacy W.1 wrote:

I have worked with this organization for the last few years. It's full of good people doing their best to empower others to reach their maximum potential and to be included in their communities. I have loved working with my clients, each one has been... more »

  PatientAdvocate wrote:

Hugs Cafe is a beautiful place, with a beautiful mission. When I have eaten there the employees are so happy and friendly. The employees aren’t working in the stressful environment of a franchise’s kitchen. Rather, they are built up by the... more »

  sedsaid wrote:

I used to be a student right after I began losing my sight. I was lost and honestly was ready to throw my arms in the air in defeat. Thankfully, the staff was so very kind and taught me how to still live my life despite being losing my vision. I found... more »

  Rosalind wrote:

LEAP is an organization run by and about people living with disabilities. This organization helped my late husband, who had cerebral palsy, in the late 80's and 90's to become assertive and involved in the community. They looked for a job for him to... more »

  mtjones wrote:

The DRTC story starts in 1953 and continues daily at DRTC.org more »

  CocoDolRs8 wrote:

Malik is a narc The Denver Posthttps://www.denverpost.com › chri...Christopher Barela's Denver July 1 shooting death justified, DA says An off-duty detective, Malik Gatling, who was driving past saw the officer his ONE MORE CHANCE nonprofit... more »

  Sam_14 wrote:

I previously served writing grants and contracts for the organization, and the program staff regularly met the quantifiable goals and objectives outlined in each of the grants that we received. The fiscal administration, however, was very lax and sloppy... more »

  NGO.NYC wrote:

S.U.S. = SCAMServices for the Underserved of NY accepts thousands of dollars in government grants for veteran programs it does not implement. more »

  Sandy83 wrote:

When I worked at Miramonte in the late 1980's as a social worker working with Senior citizens, visiting them in their homes, but also interacting with other staff, I thought the staff were the most dedicated to their clients that I had seen. Most... more »

  chilpost wrote:

Do Not Waste The 6 hours of your Life @OWL.They give battery of psych testing and IQ just like my psych major at Transylvania. They never help you . They never will. BEWARE of this Scam of a Charity. The few people there are claiming a paycheck... more »

  DelenaMeyer wrote:

I've been a donor for almost a year and feel strongly that that the services they provide to adults and children with disabilities, foster youth and their families, and our community are essential. Innovative is unique among nonprofits because they serve... more »

  heyjulianaj wrote:

Ace Makerspace is a wonderful place to learn and collaborate with other creative folks. The community at Ace is like no other, they are caring, thoughtful, and kind. People look out for each other and help one another when they can. The Ace community... more »

  thenewcivilrightsmovement wrote:

First Resources Corporation started as a small, local, social services program serving Sigourney Iowa. First Resources Corporation has now expanded their service area and services while maintaining their integrity, services and professionalism. Services... more »

  john-brown wrote:

Awful organization do not give them any money they exploit people with disabilities and profit off of them. They are defrauding NYS tax payers the people running this are con men. more »

  MRboard wrote:

The employees of Chariton Valley Association (CVA), proud partner of Center for Human Services, do an amazing job of getting the individuals that they serve out into the community. I often see them shopping or at community events. Our community has free... more »

  savannahmooney889 wrote:

Double $800 donation money to strive cashed payment secretary more »

  tyort wrote:

Our son has been a client of Little Friends for over 20 years. He has worked at Spectrum (the vocational workshop) for over 20 years. He is now also participating in InKlude (art studio), and he has been in a supported apartment for 5 years. This organization... more »

  kyeboy33 wrote:

Mays Mission has given me, an amputee a chance to work. I am forever greatful for what May's Mission for the Handicapped stands for and for the all the donors who gives to May's and it gives me a chance to work. more »

  savannahhmcc wrote:

I volunteered at Easter Seals a few years ago and I was placed in a classroom to help with all of the children. I believe it was a Pre-K or K classroom, and being with the children from 7 or 8 in the morning to 5 and 6 in the evening really helped me... more »

  WilliamAnderson wrote:

Great place to see where volunteer efforts are happening. We need more places like Goodwill. more »

  Haven-Helper wrote:

"The Haven" is celebrating 60 years of serving Sarasota and Manatee counties 1954-2014. If you are looking for an excellent daycare and preschool for your infant or young child, check out Selby Preschool at Community Haven which has approximately 21... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Visually Impaired Persons of Southwest Florida has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Greater Wilkes-Barre Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  Thunderkitty wrote:

Has a great selection but pricing has increased to the point that you can buy new items in retail stores for nearly the same price or less so you have to watch what you buy and know your retail prices. This is store in Los Lunas, NM more »

  kmg2213 wrote:

STEPS is doing so many amazing things! I am so proud of all the young adults working there and showing everyone they can do/ learn anything with just a little extra practice. I know all the young adults that work at STEPS and all are very proud of themselves... more »

  rhoycentz wrote:

Community Outreach/Involvement http://www.corliss.org/outreach.html As far as the movement for dignity and rights for people with developmental disabilities has come, we can never afford to forget the dark times when these individuals... more »

  irfa-karmali wrote:

Shelby Residential and Vocational Services, better known as SRVS, is an impressive provider agency which stands apart from the other providers in West Tennessee. Geared toward fostering individuals, SRVS provides a comprehensive package of services that... more »

  Writer wrote:

Can you update the name in your system to the current name of Strive? more »

  big Mike wrote:

Rainbows and Moonbeams provided a living place for my 3 FAS children for 18 years. The kids now all go to a special college in New Mexico. I would have lost my children with out the Wies families help. They told my kids about me and why I had to let them... more »

  biy27 wrote:

This is a great place for anyone who is low vision or blind! Great support team and lots of activities for the blind community. more »

  Billfish wrote:

CVI has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in... more »

  llberkeme123 wrote:

Creative Enterprises incorporated in 1979 as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Training and Employment Program for people with disabilities. They serve 375 clients in these counties once they age out of the school system at age 22:DawsonForsythGwinnettWhite... more »

  DrMargaret wrote:

LCE has assisted our developmentally disabled daughter thrive as an adult. They offer living space in an apartment with assistance as needed. They get her out for social and vocational activities. more »

  Ivan3 wrote:

This is a scam non profit organization, IRS has no filing information and has rescinded the non profit status. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Independence for the Blind of West Florida has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization focuses on helping those with any type of disability, focusing on those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It is ran by an Executive Director and a team of board members whose main concern is the well being and happiness... more »

  Penny5 wrote:

I have been a donor to this charity and its predecessor organization, Compa, for many years. On July 6, 2012, I was very disappointed to hear on Channel 9 Denver, & read in the Denver Business Journal, that the board of Food works had voted for the... more »

  rwilliams13 wrote:

We provided loan guarantees for people with disabilities to purchase assistive devices. more »

  Leon Anthony-Duane Robinson I. wrote:

Horrible leadership from an employee’s point of view. I was there from Feb 2017 until August 2017 and never in my life have I ever felt so degraded and disrespected. Leadership was aware their employees were being degraded, disrespected, and downright... more »

  Annandale Village wrote:

I am happy to say that I truly enjoy working with the Villagers and staff at Annandale Village. Our campus is beautiful and we strive daily to improve our services and programs. It is an honor to work with such a dedicated staff. It makes my day to... more »

  wchm17677 wrote:

The news today reported that SourceAmerica has organized itself so that a board or special committee hands out contracts to companies with which its members are associated. The funds are from the federal government and are intended to be used to employ... more »

  Fannie wrote:

I have volunteered at Hazon Yeshaya several times and go there whenever I am in Israel to help prepare and serve meals to the needy. Hazon Yeshaya has an amazing staff of people in the kitchen and offices. They always have a smile on, or are singing and... more »

To develop and sustain activities that will generate greater awareness and financial support for sertoma centre, inc. more »

The organization's mission is to provide life skills and vocational training in san antonio, texas for adults with intellectual... more »

To provide meaningful training, employment and other opportunities for people with disabilities. more »

Organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes by providing employment and training for individuals... more »

To positively impact everyone who is blind and visually impaired. We achieve this through employment and enrichment programs geared... more »

Saavi provides programs and services to meet the needs of individuals with vision loss, promoting individuals to become independent... more »

Migration is a nonprofit vocational and transition program serving adults on the autism spectrum (ASD). Our mission is to provide... more »

Scott key center provides creative and meaningful employment for employees with developmental disabilities within frederick county,... more »

Dec provides residential, sheltered workshop, supported living and supported employment services to developmentally disabled adults.... more »

The mission of ranchin' vets is to assist post-9/11 veterans in their transition from military to civilian life through a variety... more »

Vocational, residential and social network services and supports for individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities.... more »

Left Foot Organics is dedicated to the belief that all people have the right to develop and demonstrate their abilities through... more »

Mckenzie personnel system provides more »

The Resource Partnership, founded in 1978 as Massachusetts Project With Industry, provides benefits planning and job placement... more »

Stepping stones growth center is a private, non-profit corporation that provides training and rehabilitation of individuals who... more »

Easter seals tristate j empowered individuals to increase self-sufficiency, independence, and inclusion through a continuum of... more »