Talent Knows No Limits, A California public education resource for the employment of people with disabilities
Jobseeker

For Job Seekers

A job well done brings the thrill of achieving a new sense of independence, and the personal satisfaction of making a difference. Now is an ideal time to apply your talents at a job you love. Improvements to government disability programs mean that you can work and still receive the benefits you need. And employers want more diverse, qualified candidates with disabilities to apply for their open positions.

 

 

Employer

For Employers

It’s as exciting for you as it is for the job candidate when you discover a truly outstanding person who is perfect for your position. Hiring people with disabilities makes good business sense, bringing different experiences and perspectives to help your company innovate.  Today it’s easier for you to tap the large labor pool of people with disabilities who are dedicated workers and team players with the right job skills.

 

 

service provider

For Service Providers

To see and to champion an individual’s full potential as they achieve new goals is deeply gratifying. Never before has there been so much real opportunity for people with disabilities to thrive and contribute in the workplace. In California, the need is growing for skilled professionals who can help more people with disabilities to navigate the paths to employment and experience success on the job.

 

 

 

California Governor's Committee on Employment of People with disabilities  California Health Incentives Improvement Project  California Employment Development Department  San Diego University Research Foundation

Funded by a Medicaid Infrastructure Grant from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, grant number 11-P-92399-9/03.

In The News

David DeaconSan Diego's Channel 10 aired a story on David Deaton, one of the Talent Knows No Limits role models hired by Rincon Harrah's through connection with the Disability Program Navigator at Arbor Career Center, San Diego Workforce Partnership. Check out this link to watch the video!

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Local resources:

For the San Diego area, visit the San Diego Workforce partnership website.

For the Bakersfield area, visit the HIRE website.

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