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    Helping Students with Disabilities 

    Prepare & Plan for Careers

    HireAbility Navigator

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    Student HireAbility Navigator Initiative

    The Student HireAbility Navigator initiative provides support and coordination around the region to grow and improve workforce transition services offered to students with disabilities & their families. SHN serves as a vital resource and partner to enhance current programs offered by Texas Workforce Commission's Vocational Rehabilitation Services through three areas of focus:


    Focus #1 - Raise awareness of resources and activities available to students with disabilities

    Focus #2 - Increase community coordination and provide information, training, and technical assistance

    Focus #3 - Inform and engage employers to increase understanding and develop work-based learning opportunities


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    Participants

    The Student HireAbility initiative does not administer services, but does work to improve offerings and grow awareness. Program participation through the office of Vocational Rehabilitation is eligibility-based according to the following criteria:

     

    • Students who are 14-22 years old as of September 1st of the previous year
    • Students who are receiving special education services or who have eligibility through Section 504 of the Rehabilitation act
    • Students who are in an approved educational program

     

    Summer Earn and Learn (SEAL)

    The SEAL program provides students (ages 14-22) with disabilities the opportunity to gain work readiness training while earning an income. 

     

    Participants learn transferable skills that can be utilized in a career upon completion of the program.


    If you are interested, please send us an inquiry!

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