Non-Traditional Funding
QWE Practice Guideline: 120: Create a work culture that enhances productivity through performance measurement and business development
Target group: Any organization supporting the employment of individuals with disabilities
Practice Description
People with significant disabilities often are ineligible for traditional funding sources for employment training and programs. PARC has identified two resources to supply non-traditional funding for job supports.
Resources Needed
Subject matter experts/trainers
- Staff with knowledge of the different funding sources and processes to use them
Implementation Process
- People with significant disabilities often are ineligible for traditional funding sources for employment training and programs.
- PARC has identified two resources to supply non-traditional funding for job supports:
- Supplementary job coaching through a special United Way grant gives AbilityOne® employees needed re-training and renewed encouragement to perform to the set standard.
- The Employment of Choice program sponsored 18 individuals with developmental disabilities who otherwise would be homebound for one day a week for a year.
NPA: Pioneer Adult Rehabilitation Center (PARC) Location: Clearfield, UT Date Submitted: 2013 Website: https://www.parc-ut.org/
Resources: Quality Work Environment Workbook