List of I-NABIR Members by State
This list will provide you with links via web sites and phone numbers to agencies which can provide you information on the employment of people with disabilities in your city or state.
206 13th Street South
Birmingham AL
205-251-2223
Association of Rehabilitation, Industry, and Business, Inc.
PO Box 1618
Hot Springs AR
501-624-4411x 387
Lions World Services for the Blind
PO Box 4055
Little Rock AR
501-664-7100
Population served: Blind and visually impaired persons on a national basis. Program: Provides vocational evaluation, vocational training and placement services to blind and visually impaired persons. All program participants are severely disabled.
417 North 16th Street
Phoenix AZ
85006
Goodwill's MISSION is to create Hope, Jobs & Futures. Goodwill provides education, training and job placement services to youth and adults seeking assistance in their quest for self-sufficiency. Last year, Goodwill assisted nearly 9,000 individuals and helped more than 600 people obtain gainful employment. Thanks to the generous support of more than 600,000 donors throughout Central Arizona, Goodwill helps put people to work every day
1502 E. Broadway Blvd
Tucson AZ 85719
520-790-7677
2106 N. 24th St
Phoenix, AZ 85008
602-277-5787
We have offices in Phoenix, Tucson and throughout southern Arizona to assist people with a variety of ability levels or barriers to employment. Programs include: Vocational Rehabilitation (for people with disabilities); Workers' Compensation (for individuals who have sustained industrial injuries); HOPE (which assists homeless people to apply for Social Security benefits), PrimaVera and Sparkman (for homeless folks and domestic violence victims in Tucson); DDD (Division of Developmental Disabilities), CPSA and ValueOptions (employment services for folks in the behavioral health system), WIA (Workforce Investment Act - case management services for low income individuals) and Forensic Rehabilitation (for legal cases and expert testimony). Small group training is provided on-site at local businesses in: clerical skills, legal office skills, document conversion and paper handling, facility maintenance and operations, automotive skills, patient care and customer service.
Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program
687 State Street
El Centro CA 92243
760.482.2751
2850 Sixth Avenue, Suite 311
San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 231-5990
Able-Disabled Advocacy provides vocational counseling, job readiness training, computer skills training, job placement assistance, and other employment-related services to adults with disabilities. Special programs provide services to homeless individuals with signficant disabilities, young adults, and homeless veterans.
San Francisco Vocational Services
814 Mission Street, Suite 600
San Francisco CA 94103
415-512-9500
Serves persons with disabilities, provides vocational evaluation, comprehensive business skills training, job seeking skills training, job development and placement service, job-site analysis, job coaching, disability awareness training and job accommodation information to employers.
Northern California CARES323 Geary Street, Suite 415San Francisco CA 94102415.399.1844
Goodwill Industries of Santa Clara County
1080 North Seventh Street
San Jose CA 95112
408-998-5787x202
1590 The Alameda, Suite 110
San Jose CA 95126
408-278-2000
TransAccess provides persons with disabilities access to adaptive technology and career transition services so that they can achieve their desired education and employment, and improve their quality of life.
Project HIRED
1270 Franklin Mall
Santa Clara CA
408-557-0880
Project HIRED assists individuals with disabilities to gain competitive employment and advance their career objectives. Through partnership with industry, Project HIRED develops and maintains a range of services, which includes outreach, pre-employment preparation, job search assistance, regular and temporary (HIRED Temps) job placement , retention, and employer education.
350 Fairfield Ave.
Bridgeport CT 06604
203.610.8500
The WorkPlace, Inc. helps people prepare for careers and strengthens the workforce for employers. As Southwestern Connecticut's Regional Workforce Development Board, it administers workforce development funds and coordinates providers of job training and education programs to meet the needs of residents and employers in the Southwestern Connecticut Region.
Urban League of Greater Hartford, Inc
Connecticut Community Providers Association (CCPA)
35 Cold Springs Road, Suite 522
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
(860) 257-7909
ACCSES - American Congress of Community Supports and Employment Services
1875 Eye Street NW, 11th floor
Washington DC 20036
202-466-3355
Marriott Foundation for People With Disabilities
Bridges from School to Work PWI
1 Marriott Drive, Dept. 901.10
Washington DC
301-380-7771
National Easter Seal Inc
700 Thirteenth St. NW
Washington DC
202-347-3066
For more than 85 years, Easter Seals has been providing services that help children and adults with disabilities gain greater independence. Easter Seals' primary services -- medical rehabilitation, job training and employment, child care, adult day services, and camping and recreation -- benefit 1.3 million individuals with disabilities and their families each year through more than 550 centers nationwide.
Abilities Inc. of Florida
Service Source Network
2735 Whitney Road
Clearwater FL 34620
727-538-7391
Abilities Inc of Florida provides a vast array of services to individuals with disabilties, including vocation evaluation, computer related training, many placement programs, BPAO, Cystic Fibrosis case management and housing assistance throughout the state of Florida.
Community Haven and Adult Children with Disabilities, Inc.
4405 DeSoto Road
Sarasota FL 34235
941-355-8808
CHACD empowers the lives of children, teens, and adults with disabilities through Early Childhood Intervention, Occupational Rehabilitation, Work Force Development, Employment Opportunities, and Community Living.
Florida Association of Rehabilitation Facilities
2475 Apalachee Parkway, Suite 205
Tallahassee FL 32301
850-877-4816
Miami-Dade Community College MEED Program
300 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami FL
305-237-3688
Microcomputer Education for Employment of the Disabled Program specializes in computer training for persons with physical disabilities for employment as PC Support Specialists, Office Assistants or Hospitality Associates in the South Florida area.
Goodwill Industries North Georgia
2201 Glenwood Ave, SE
Atlanta GA
404-486-8400
PWI provides training for all persons with severe disabilities in the field of Business Services with state of art computer equipment In the Atlanta area.
221 Stockbridge Road
Jonesboro, Georgia 30236
770-473-2840
Fox Valley Project With Industry
2111 W. Plum
Aurora IL 60506
630.801.5100
Indiana Association of Rehabilitation Facilities
615 North Alabama Street, Suite 410
Indianapolis IN
317-634-4957
INARF is the principal membership organization in Indiana of companies/agencies which provide community supports, residential, early intervention and employment services to people with disabilities.
River Valley Resources, Inc.
319 East Maine
Madison IN 47250
800.787.5627
KETCH
KETCH Employment Services
1006 E.
Waterman
Wichita, KS
67211
316
383-8700
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation
5111 East 21st Street
Wichita KS 67208
316.688.1888
Providing people with disabilities customized services, supports and technologies, with an emphasis on employment and training options, to facilitate their chosen economic and personal independence since 1972.
Skill Enhancement & Employment Center
OWL, Inc
535 W. 2nd Street, Suite 203
Lexington KY 40508
859.233.1900
305 West Broadway, Suite 200
Louisville, KY 20202
502-589-6620
The Center for Accessible Living is an Independent Living Center that provides comprehensive employment services to individuals with disabilities. The Center is also staffed with specialists to educate individuals receiving SSI and SSDI who would like to enter the workforce. Please visit our web site to see a full list of our services.
Louisiana Business Leadership Network
857 Wilson Dr.
New Orleans LA 70119
504-488-0981
Boston Public Schools School to Career Program
55 Malcom X Street, 4th Floor
Roxbury MA
617-635-9785
Jewish Vocational Services, Inc.
29 Winter Street, 3rd floor
Boston MA 02108
617-399-3204
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries
1010 Harrison Ave
Boston MA 02119
617-541-1212
National Telecommuting Institute
1505 Commonwealth Ave
Boston MA
617-787-4426
NTI trains and places individuals with disabilities who strongly prefer or require home-based employment.
162 Main St
Brockton, MA 02301
Founded in 1984, MY TURN is a community-based non-profit youth development agency working with 14 to 21 year-old in-school and out-of-school youth who are at a crossroad in their lives. MY TURN has a long history of working with employers, educational institutions, community agencies and families to provide education, work-based learning opportunities and jobs to youth. Since its inception, MY TURN has helped more than 20,000 young adults further their education and obtain career-ladder jobs. MY TURN serves dozens of communities in cities and towns throughout New England.
Massachusetts Project With Industry, Inc.
The Resource Partnership
251 West Central Street, Suite 31
Natick MA
508-647-1722
Toll Free: 1-877-937-9675
TTY: 508-652-7284
info@resourcepartnership.org
Resource Partnership serves people with all types of disabilities across the state of Massachusetts. Placement and Benefits Specialists are located in Boston, Belmont, Worcester, Springfield and Holyoke.
South Coastal Workforce Investment Board
152 Parkingway
Quincy MA 02169
617-745-4010
Brief Description of Programs: Providing an effective Career Development and Placement System that is accessible and responsive to the needs of individuals and business while contributing to the economic growth of the South Coastal Region.
Goodwill Industries International, Inc.
15810 Indianola Drive
Rockville, MD 20855
800 741-0186
Goodwill Industries International, Inc. PWI program provides seed money to local affiliates to train and place people with disabilities in employment in the private sector. Serves individuals with all types of disabilities. Maryland Works, Inc.10270 Old Columbia Rd, Suite 100Columbia MD 21046410-381-8660
Maryland association of workforce development agencies and individual professionals promoting workforce and economic development strategies for Marylanders with employment barriers. Maryland Works, Inc. has three divisions: Provider Network, Workforce Network, and Rehabilitation Employment Program.
Melwood
12705 Country Lane
Waldorf MD 20601
301-870-6722
21 Main Street , third floor
Bangor ME 04401
207-941-8727
ALLIES Inc. operates two PWI programs in the State of Maine that provide job development and job placement services in close collaboration with VR and local businesses to individuals with a wide range of disabilities. The rural PWI targets services to Native Americans while the urban PWI targets services to women on welfare and youth with disabilities.
Goodwill Industries of Greater Grand Rapids, Inc.
3035 Prairie SW
Grandville MI 49418
616-532-4200
Michigan Association of Rehabilitation Organizations
PO Box 16218
Lansing MI 48901
517-484-5588
MCTI Development Office
11611 W. Pine Lake Rd.,
POB 232
Plainwell MI
269-664-9271
The MCTI Development Office and the Pine Lake Fund provide employment and training opportunities for persons with disabilities in the state of Michigan. With the assistance of business, industry, unions, and persons with disabilities it provides placement and support for students of the Michigan Career and Technical Institute and Rehabilitation Center in 16 high demand occupation areas. The Pine Lake Fund and MCTIalso operate the Michigan Accommodations Center to serve persons with disabilities and provide technical assistance to their potential employers.
1900 Chicago Avenue,
South Minneapolis MN
612-752-8102
RESOURCE, Inc./MRC offers vocational evaluations, accredited (NCA) vocational training and education, placement and job retention services to individuals with disabilities, and other barriers to employment.
Minnesota Diversified Industries
1700 Wynne Ave
St. Paul MN 55108
866.999.9634
Project PACE
2116 Nelwood
Columbia MO
573-474-8560
Advent is a comprehensive employment center. Since 1965, we have been linking people and jobs by providing career counseling, skills training and job placement assistance and support. Youth mentoring services and continuing education are also available
311 N. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis MO
314-567-1558
Paraquad is an independent living center that provides comprehensive services including a PWI employment program to all individuals with disabilities in the metropolitan St. Louis area.
4380 W. Pine Blvd.
St. Louis MO
314-533-4380
Independence Center is an award-winning and nationally recognized psychiatric rehabilitation facility serving the St. Louis metropolitan area. The Center serves adults with serious and persistent mental illnesses.
2129 Canty Street
Pascagoula MS
228-769-2323
600 Ames Street
Fayettville NC 28301
910.826.4699
PO Drawer 1688
Smithfield NC 27577
919.934.0677
150 West State Street, Suite 120
Trenton NJ
ACCSES New Jersey is a statewide association of 38 member and affiliate organizations that serve some 40,000 New Jersey citizens with disabilities and other disadvantages. We have been providing members and affiliates with the resources they need to be successful for over 35 years. These not-for-profit, community-based organizations provide vocational rehabilitation, employment, residential services and a wide ranges of other supports. All are committed to maximizing employment opportunities and independent living for people with disabilities and other disadvantages. ACCSES NJ is the designated Central Nonprofit Agency for disability state use set asides.
New York State Rehabilitation Association
155 Washington Ave, Suite 410
Albany NY
518-449-2976
(NYSRA) is the advocacy association representing a diverse and growing spectrum of over 130 community service providers one turns to first for substantive analysis and political action in New York. As a leader in advancing public policy that benefits people with differing abilities, it serves as a clearinghouse of information to provide education and networking opportunities for community service agencies, consumers, families and other advocacy organizations. Our affiliate, the Rehabilitation and Research Training Institute (RRTI), offers research and technical support services as a complement to membership services and the field overall.
201 I.U. Willets Road
Albertson NY11507-1599
516-465-1491
On October 1, 2005, Abilities, Inc. received four Projects With Industry (PWI) grants from the US Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration to assist persons with disabilities in securing meaningful employment.
Career Options: This
project serves the employment needs of job seekers with disabilities who reside
in Nassau and Queens Counties in New York. Placement services are provided to graduates of Abilities,
Inc.’s training programs (Laboratory Assistant, Retail, Business Skills,
Microsoft Office Specialist) as well as others referred directly from the local
state VR offices.
At Your Service: Focusing on the retail and hospitality industries, this project assists job seekers with disabilities in Manhattan, NY; Orlando, FL; and Las Vegas, NV in obtaining meaningful employment. In spite of their reputation for low wage, dead-end jobs, both of these industries have a broad range of positions at all levels, offering excellent employment opportunities for people with varied skills and educational levels.
Experience Counts: Responding to the changing demographics of the US population, this project will serve the employment needs of job seekers with disabilities over the age of 45. Service sites include the Bronx, NY; Ann Arbor, MI; and Birmingham, AL.
Partnering
for Placement: This project assists job seekers with
disabilities in obtaining employment and career advancement opportunities in
the retail industry in Suffolk County, NY; Atlanta, GA; and Orange County,
CA. While many consider this
industry as one that offers only low-wage/low-skilled jobs, for job seekers
with the appropriate work experience and education, there are career
opportunities that include marketing, merchandising, communications, finance,
and information technology to name a few.
Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service
285 Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn NY11217
718-310-5630
823 NYS Route 13
Cortland NY 13045
607.756.8070
Onondaga-Cortland- Madison BOCES
Central New York Projects With Industry
4500 Crown Rd
Liverpool NY
315-453-4455
CNY Projects With Industry offers vocational placement, supports, job seeking skill development, community events and employer involvement to enable persons with disabilities to obtain, retain and advance in employment outcomes.
200 Hudson Street, 10th floor
New York NY 10013
212-334-9400
BTI is a six-month vocational and employability training program for individuals with disabilities and multiple barriers to employment.
Job Path
22 West 38th Street
New York NY
212-944-0564
Job Path supports people with developmental disabilities in their efforts to make choices about their lives. We help establish people in paid and volunteer job and in their own homes.
Workforce Investment Board of Herkimer, Madison and Oneida Counties
209 Elizabeth Street
Utica NY
315.793.2229
2239 East 55th Street
Cleveland OH 44103
216-431-7800
TSHA Total Source for Hearing Loss and Access
8740 E. 11th Street, Suite A
Tulsa OK
918-832-8742
PWI provides job placement services to persons who are hearing impaired and/or visually impaired in Oklahoma.
Oregon Rehabilitation Association
1655 25th Street SE
Salem OR
503-585-3337
An association of nonprofits serving people with disabilities in communities with employment and residential supports throughout Oregon since 1967. Strong state-use component.
Pennsylvania Association of Rehabilitation Facilities
2400 Park Drive
Harrisburg PA
717-657-7608
Six Franklin Plaza
Philadelphia PA
215-587-3080
1323 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh PA 15219
412-471-2600
Life'sWork provides vocational services to individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment for the purpose of securing competitive jobs or to maximize whatever vocational potential they may have.
Black Hills Special Services Cooperative
PO Box 218
Sturgis SD 57785
605-347-4467
Population served: Disabled youth and young adults. Basic program provides employment services to a wide range of individuals with disabilities in a 10,000 square mile area in rural western South Dakota. SSC is a multi-service agency whose mission is to provide specialized services desired by the agencies it serves. BHSSC has 12 members schools and contracts services to other districts.
Community Learning Center, Inc.
6800 Manhattan Blvd #302
Fort Worth TX 46120
817-446-9008x24
Non-profit job placement services for people with disabilities. Serving the Dallas/Fort Worth (North Central Texas), Houston, and El Paso, TX areas
Easter Seals of Tarrant County
1555 Merrimac Circle
Ft. Worth TX 76107
817.332.7171
Salt Lake Community College Skills Center
1575 South State St. Rm W150
Salt Lake City UT
801-957-3311
The Skills Center's PWI program provides training and employment services to individuals with severe disabilities. A program of computer training as a PC specialist, Network Technician is provided for 12 months.
Southwest Virginia Community College
Project ACCESS
PO Box SVCC
Richlands VA 24641
276.964.7314
Virgin Islands Resource Center for the Disabled
PO Box 308427
St. Thomas VI 00803
340-777-2253
Work-Able, Inc
3004 Estate Altona, Suite 617
St. Thomas VI 00802
340-774.5899
Vermont Assn. of Business, Industry, & Rehabilitation, Inc.
C75 Talcott Road Suite #30
Since its inception in 1979, VABIR has been Vermont's liaison between private sector employment and skilled workers with disabilities. We assist employers with ADA information and referral while providing direct job placement services to Vermonters with disabilities.
Washington Vocational Services
22316 70th Avenue, Unit "D"
Mt. Lake Terrace WA
425-774-3338
Washington Vocational Services is a non profit agency that has been assisting people who have disabilities get and keep good jobs since 1976
University of Washington Neurology Vocational Services
Harborview Medical Center
326 9th Ave,
PO Box 359744
Seattle WA
206-744-9130
Provides employment services for persons with epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological disabilities.
Inland Northwest Jobs Project
25 W. Nora
Spokane WA
509-328-2740
Provides Community based Employment and Training Services for Persons with Disabilities and Welfare recipients in the States of Washington and Idaho.
Washington State Migrant Council
105 B South 6th Street
Sunnyside WA
509-837-5443
41302 Mendota St. Suite 200
Madison, WI 53714
608-244-5310
Rehabilitation for Wisconsin is a statewide nonprofit association of over 50 organizations that provide services that address the vocational, residential and community support needs of people with disabilities or other disadvantages.
Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Menomonie WI
715-232-1419
SVRI provides comprehensive vocational evaluation, job placement, and assistive technology services for individuals with significant disabilities and conducts research and training on issues relating to the improvement of employment outcomes of Community Rehabilitation Programs.
Goodwill Industries of SE Wisconsin
6055 North 91st Street
Milwaukee WI
414-353-6400
Comprehensive array of vocational, employment-related and workforce development services for individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment. The number served in 2005 was 11,498. Our service area is Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago.