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Sustainable Relevant Impact Moving from Work Centers to Community Based Employment 1

Sustainable Relevant Impact 2 The Culture “I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better.“ Maya Angelou Maya Angelou

Sustainable Relevant Impact Fedcap History Fedcap is the result of the vision and persistence of 3 World War I veterans who returned from war with significant battlefield injuries, and were unable to find their place in society. In 1935 they launched the Federation for the Handicapped—with the goal of ensuring that people with disabilities who wanted to participate in life to the fullest —could. Their commitment to the employment and economic well being of people with barriers still drives us. Their innovation spearheaded the social impact commercial businesses model that provides living wage employment, benefits and career paths for individuals with barriers. Throughout our 80 year history we have pioneered employment for veterans and people with physical and developmental disabilities as well as, transportation, recreation and rehabilitative services. 3

Sustainable Relevant Impact Fedcap Today Impacts the lives of 65,000 people each year Services located throughout the Northeast, New England, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Work is structured within four practice areas: Workforce Development Education Occupational Health Economic Development Work is informed by the Community Impact Institute—the discovery, research, and writing arm of the agency 4

Sustainable Relevant Impact Background: Fedcap’s Work in Rhode Island Interim Settlement Agreement and Consent Decree Transformation from center-based work to integrated employment Responsible for closing down of sheltered workshop and RAPID integrated employment of individuals named in the ISA Providing technical assistance and training to 40+ community agencies and 39 school districts Shifting the culture and changing the lens Moving from more traditional vocational rehabilitation approach to Rapid Job Placement 5

Sustainable Relevant Impact Definition of Rapid Job Placement Historically in the vocational rehabilitation world we “readied people for employment” for months/years Rapid Job Placement means that when the job is identified people go to work Businesses must be engaged, jobs identified/ developed 6

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Concurrent Activities: Business Partners & Employee Readiness High Growth Sectors Food Service/ Restaurant Cashier Dishwashing Busing tables /filling water/bread baskets Prep Cook Hospitality Housekeeping Front Desk Support Retail/Stocking Light manufacturing Construction Janitorial/Facilities Management Assess individual’s capacities in functional areas that contribute to employment success: Stamina Mobility Clarity of speech Working in teams Following Directions Sequencing of multiple tasks Reading Simple Addition Conflict Resolution Stress Management Using Transportation Flexibility Labor Sector Analysis Functional Capacity Assessment

Sustainable Relevant Impact Functional Assessment Tool Sample

Sustainable Relevant Impact Integrated Day Activity Tool Sample

Sustainable Relevant Impact Concurrent Activities: Business Partners & Employee Readiness Education Examples Commitment to the larger picture Managing Expectations Selling the “Team” MOAs (larger companies) WorkStar™ Certification Web-based interactive work readiness curriculum - Learning About Yourself You have the Solution Personal Branding Career Pathways Family Engagement Business Engagement Get Ready!™ 11

Sustainable Relevant Impact Concurrent Activities: Business Partners & Employee Readiness Engage Business (Job) Developers from around the state Ensure that there is a lead for each large business –creating a framework for engagement Share effective messaging and tools Share successes Collectively problem solve Create opportunity to practice skills from Get Ready! 35 businesses 100 participants Resumes and business cards Speed dating like event Tremendous impact Business Developers Roundtable Connect2Careers™

Sustainable Relevant Impact Concurrent Activities: Business Partners & Employee Readiness Dissect each business to understand specific employment opportunities Create training modules (in partnership with business) that meets specific business needs Kitchen becomes a “restaurant” - Prep cook, busser, dishwashing, filling water glasses, cashier Create a Hotel Room - Make the bed, clean the mirror and dresser, vacuum, clean the bathroom Create a Retail Space - Stocking, sorting, sequencing Employer Based Training Development of Learning Pods 13

Sustainable Relevant Impact Concurrent Activities: Business Partners & Employee Readiness Business Developers add employment opportunities Access by consumers, guardians, advocates, case managers Consumer, guardian case manager etc. identifies job opportunity Contacts business developer to discuss opportunity Business Developer works with company to schedule interviews Business Developer introduces job coach Job Opportunity Board Placement Process 14

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Sustainable Relevant Impact Concurrent Activities: Ongoing Business Partnership & Employee Success Consistent contact and responsiveness Identification of new job opportunities Expansion of existing job responsibilities Role of ambassador Understanding culture and environment of business Systematically developing natural supports Job Coach Certification Maintaining /Expanding Business Relationship Job Coaching 17

Sustainable Relevant Impact Reinforcing the Evolving Culture! 18 When a participant is hired— celebrate Ring a Bell Have popcorn! Post pictures of individuals who have been hired posted Use their hiring as a way to advance the enthusiasm of other participants...and to inspire staff. Hold a first Paycheck Celebration Spotlight on websites stories stories Develop a Peer to Peer Job Club

Sustainable Relevant Impact 42 The Culture “Coming together is a beginning, Keeping together is progress, Working together is success.” Henry Ford Henry Ford