Pathway to Work, a Valley nonprofit, helps individuals with autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome build job skills, gain work experience and find employment.

LYNN– The disability commission met earlier this week and received an update from Lisa Tobin on a pilot program at the senior center that provides job training and employment support through the ...

Christine Siteman and her son Cole, who has autism, are in limbo. Cole works in Burnside through the New Leaf program, which provides people with disabilities employment, skills training and ...

Kale Webster, Equal Employment Opportunity complaints manager, has been named the 2025 Fort Leavenworth Garrison ...

Allied Services The health system announced the internal promotion of 13 employees to advanced roles across its behavioral ...

New Horizons provides transitional services to young adults ages 16 and older with special needs, including workplace training, life skills development and employment opportunities.

This spring, Abilities Unlimited will relocate its thrift store from the 1819 Albert Pike Road shopping center to 148 ...

Corrina González, right, was a paraeducator who built a permanent career as an immersion teacher in the Fresno, Calif., ...

The GEAR Foundation today announced a collaboration with ElevenLabs to Bring Voice, Language, and Accessibility to ...

Able-bodied adults ages 18–64 without a child under 14 must work, volunteer, or train 80 hours per month to keep benefits. Some previously exempt groups ma ...

New SNAP eligibility rules could cut off access to job training programs in North Carolina, leaving many residents without ...

More than 200 job seekers flocked to St. Paul last week for a regional job fair, highlighting a high demand for employment services that continue year-round.