AT THE PRESENT TIME
WE ARE IN NEED
of at least 2 Vans for the transportation of our employment seekers.
If you, your company, or anyone you know can assist us in this area, please
feel free to contact us 24/7
305.607.8641

"Helping people
with disabilities
find employment"
We are a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization, devoted to allowing adults with developmental, emotional, and physical disabilities find lucrative employment, and reach independence through self sufficiency.
THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO HELP
This organization can only succeed
with the help of our friends within the community...
Your donation does not have to strictly consist of a well received monetary gift.
We also need volunteers in an array of fields;
Social Media, Press Release Writers,
Printers, Public Relations Representatives,
Grant Writers, Drivers & more...

OUR STORIES

Luis, 32
Physical, Emotional,
Disabilities
MAINTENANCE
Carlos had been unemployed for many years before finding Assisted Employment Services. His goal was to seek employment as a maintenance man.
Our employment specialist found him employment at a community partnership for the homeless in Miami where he has been employed for 4 years to date.

Ovette, 29
Legally Blind
CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE
Ovette had difficulties in finding employment due to her disabilities. She takes medication and had a hard time finding something that suited her. With the help of our job coaches she is happily working as a customer service representative in Miami. She is happily earning 11dollars an hour.
Carlos, 35
Mental Disability
COOK
Luis graduated from a culinary school at the Miami skills center. His vocational goal was to be a line cook. Assisted employment services found him a job at a major chain restaurant. There he works side by side to the main Chef allowing him to continually learn new skills. Luis has been employed for a year and a half.
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE
Janice had difficulty finding employment because she lacked transportation.
Assisted Employment services job coaches transported her to several job interviews. She is now working at a major restaurant. Assisted Employment granted her a free golden bus pass valid for one year. At times when she is late for work, one of our job coaches drives her to work.

Janice 26,
Mental Disability