Volume 6How to Get a 16

Year Old a Job

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Let’s Review the Aspects

How to Get a 16 Year Old

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SSA Work

Incentives

Social Networking

Job Related

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Public Employment

Resources

Customized Employment

Strategies

Let’s Review the Aspects

How to Get a 16 Year Old

a Job

SSA Work

Incentives

Social Networking

Job Related

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Public Employment

Resources

Customized Employment

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Youth Employment ServicesMedicaid Waiver Services

for Pre-vocationalAmerican Job Center Core

ServicesPublic “Job Boards”Checking “Help Wanted”

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Personal and family networking:Who do you know who is

currently working?Where? Can they get you a

job there?Who can help you from church? From a public

volunteer agency? From a

club or interest group?

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To be eligible, youth must be

between 16 and 24 years of age.

This project enables youth who

experience disabilities to

transition into independent adult

life by developing systems of

community support.Employability skill development

includes job search training as

well as development of positive

work attitudes and work habits

through internships and permanent jobs.

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Community investigation

and integration servicesCustomized employment

explorationEmployer connectionsEmployment trialsSoft skills development

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Ticket to Work ServicesIntroduction to employers

and trainingOn-the-Job training opportunitiesAccess to equipment,

clothes, help with transportationOther job related services

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Some kind of closing slide

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