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Overview ofEmployment

John Butterworth

Autism NOW Webinar

September 27, 2011


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American Community Survey

1970s


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SupportedEmployment

1980s


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Train

Place

Place

Train

to


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NoPrerequisites


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1990s 2000s

ADA

Rehabilitation Act Amendments

IDEA

TWWIIA

Workforce Investment Act

CMS


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Customized


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Customized employment

individualizing the employment

relationship between employeesand employers in ways that meet

the needs of bothImplies negotiation with employer


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Resource Ownership


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Self

Employment


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Kids meeting the puppets


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Coreys Canine Cookies


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Alternative Careers


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Jessica


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Freedom Flight Jessica Vohs

2010


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2010 +

Employment First

It is hereby declared to be the policy of

the state of Kansas that competitive and

integrated employment shall beconsidered its first option when serving

persons with disabilities who are of

working age to obtain employment.Kansas Employment First Initiative Act.

HB2336


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Washington

Working Age Adults Policy

Supports to pursue and maintain

gainful employment in integrated

settings in the community shall be the

primary service option for working

age adults


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Connecticut

Focus on

Demand


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The Goal

Individual job or business

Direct employee relationship

Meaningful wage

Matches individual interests and

gifts


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How Are We

Doing?


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Employment participation 2009

PercentWorking



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Lives in Household Below Poverty

Threshold 2009

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Employment and Day Supports

Nation

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ICI IDD Agency Survey


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Outcomes after high school?

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State success in integrated

employment varies widely

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ICI IDD Agency Survey 2009


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Somebody has

to do somethingand its just

incrediblypathetic that it

has to be us.

Why are we stuck?

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ExpectationsPrimary Post-School Goals

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What services did students receive?

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Shannon


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Shannon

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Connecticut provider survey 2011

ListeningHow does career planning occur?


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Career planning

Discovery

Person centeredplanning

Whole lifeplanning

Situationalassessment

Job shadowing

Collaboration & Networking


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Collaboration & Networking

Building an employment team

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ICI DSP Survey


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Nurture Partners


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David NWant ads vs. Job Creation


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B d j b hi


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Beyond job coachingLow and High Tech


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ResourcesChart Title


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Coming next

Post-Secondary Education

Employment for People with ASD

Part I

Part II

Effective Job Development

Strategies


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John Butterworth

(617) 287-4357

[email protected]

www.communityinclusion.org/aie

www.StateData.info

www.RealWorkStories.org

www.seln.org


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Parent expectations


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Parent expectations

Will students get jobs?

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