Resource Links
This page is dedicated to sharing resources to help with all different aspects of the job process including what do after graduation, different traditional or work programs, as well as informative resources. Many of these resources were shared by the workshop presenters Adam Kubler, and Jennifer Babish. Enjoy browsing and learning more!
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Please click on each photo or button below to go to each website or link with the resource!
This PDF created in collaboration by Adam Kubler is a great resources with a ton of links to programs for different stages in life!
This website, specifically NJ WorkAbility and NJ Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services, provides resources and information to help people with disabilities in New Jersey access services, support, and opportunities.
Turning Point is a two-year post secondary program at Bergen Community College for young adults with an intellectual disability intersected in academic, vocational, or social enrichment.
Learn about NJCDD's commitment to helping people with disabilities find jobs and get the support they need in the workplace. This resource aims to ensure that everyone, even people with disabilities, have opportunities after graduation.
NJAPSE is the only national organization with an exclusive focus on integrated employment and career advancement opportunities for people with disabilities.
Project SEARCH challenges traditional expectations and empower young adults with disabilities to achieve competitive employment. Learn about their EmployABILITY Skills Training Program too!
Think College helps students with disabilities find college programs that offer support, career training, and opportunities to build independence.
This website helps people with disabilities find jobs by providing  intensive job coaching, interview preparations, and long term follow along in the workplace.
Ability Links shares tips for finding disability friendly jobs online and explains how to identify inclusive employers and workplace support.Â
Project HIRE through The Arc of NJ aims to promote the abilities of individuals with disabilities in the workforce, create a network, and help them reach their fullest potential.
Bergen County Job Center helps those with disabilities find jobs, train them, and support them in the workplace while also offering monthly resume workshops.
This resources explains the challenges people with disabilities face in finding jobs and highlights ways to improve employment opportunities and support.
The CCS program at TCNJ is a four year inclusive, college-based certificate program for young adults with intellectual disabilities ages 18-25.
NJ Able gives individuals the opportunity to save and invest while also preserving SSI and Medicaid.
This resource gives those with an ABLE account steps to maximize their benefits through this account and also a roadmap to independence.