Who is eligible for SWIFT? What can I expect at SWIFT?

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Who is eligible for SWIFT? What can I expect at SWIFT? What is SWIFT? Who is eligible for SWIFT? What can I expect at SWIFT? Are you a teen ages 16-20 who has a disability that creates a barrier to employment? Do you want to practice independent living skills? Are you a YTP Participant? SWIFT could be for you!   What do SWIFT Students experience? Paid Summer Work Develop Workplace Skills Build Self Confidence Social Skills Learn to Organize and Prioritize Tasks Time Management Customer Service Skills Operate Professionally at Work Independent Living Skills SWIFT, a 7 week residential (dorm living) program at Portland State University, will give you a taste of the world of work, independent living and more! You’ll train with experts in: Vocational exploration Assistive technology Public transportation travel Budgeting Skills needed to live independently (laundry, grocery, shopping, cooking, etc.) Each SWIFT participant must be: 16 years of age and no older than 20 years of age in YTP  A VR Client (or ability to become/interested in becoming a client) & in plan by June 1st An Oregon resident who has a disability that creates a barrier to employment  Able to work legally in the United States  Motivated to work hard and learn new skills What kinds of jobs could I do? Our students have held a wide variety of jobs in the past including:   Let’s Have Fun… You will take part in recreational activities (ropes course, movies, sports, paddle boarding, game nights). You will make new friends, develop new skills and leave with more confidence than you ever imagined was possible! Barista/Baker/Prep Cook Gardener Production Assistant Bike Mechanic Customer Service Exhibit Presenter Retail Assistant Receptionist Data Entry Vet Assistant "SWIFT was a program that was a good experience for me to learn and grow as an adult." -Adam, SWIFT Participant

Where do SWIFT Participants work? What did past SWIFT Participants say? You have to work hard but it's ultimately very rewarding because you learn how to be professional in the work field. SWIFT changes you for the better. You grow and evolve, meet new friends who later become family and you can look back on it as one of the best experiences of your young adult life. -Kaleb, SWIFT-EE of the Year 2017 SWIFT is a life changing experience. I loved work and learning to cashier. We were all friends at first and then we were family. -Kels, SWIFT Participant SWIFT program is a great opportunity to meet awesome new friends and learn life skills while having fun doing it. -Noah, SWIFT-EE of the Year 2018 CVH Want to learn more? Call or write today! Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation SWIFT Planning Committee 500 Summer St. NE E-87 Salem, OR 97301 SWIFT.Program@dhsoha.state.or.us Phone: (503) 330-6436 Fax: (503) 947-5025 HGCDC Updated September 2018