Students preparing for graduation are often uncertain about their career goals. Summer Employment Exploration helps students with disabilities ages 16-21 gain a better understanding of the working world.

Students are given the opportunity to “try-out” a variety of different jobs in the community while getting paid for the work they do. Summer is meant for fun and this program includes many fun activities aimed at enhancing individual employability.

The program includes hands-on activities and soft-skill training to learn about the process of finding a job, developing interviewing skills, writing résumés, and maintaining employment. To be eligible, individuals must be receiving services from DVR.

Application for Services

For more information contact Michelle George, Community Employment Specialist, at 262-771-7907 or contact us.

With a core focus on increasing independence through community involvement, Voyage is an active day program for young adults with disabilities. Participants develop life skills, enjoy social interaction with their peers, and explore recreational and volunteer activities in the community.

Application for Services

For more information contact Brandy Jadczak, Adult Program Manager, at 262-658-9530 or contact us.

Through a combination of on and off-site paid work experiences, community volunteering, and soft skills training, this program offers adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop confidence, practical job skills and positive work habits.

Application for Services

For more information contact Brandy Jadczak,  Adult Services Supervisor, at 262-658-9530 or contact us.

Employment Professionals work with people to evaluate personal strengths and match them with jobs that meet their goals. Individualized employment plans are developed and may include a variety of support services aimed at ensuring employment success.

Application for Services

For more information contact Gary Eckstein, Vocational Outreach Manager, at 262-658-9568 or contact us.

Our team promotes the development of independence, self-esteem, and improved quality of life by designing personalized care plans to help people with disabilities reach their goals. A variety of on-site and community outings are planned allowing individuals to choose what interests them most.

Application for Services

For more information contact Brandy Jadczak, Adult Services Supervisor, at 262-658-9530 or contact us.

Do you have questions related to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and other health insurances and public benefits? Our Benefits Specialists are here to provide answers, resources and solutions to problems. This program is designed for people age 60 and older, and adults ages 18-59 with a physical or cognitive disability, or a mental illness.

Depending on the individual’s circumstances, benefit specialists can help you to:

• Understand, access and apply for public benefits
• Apply, appeal and advocate for Social Security Disability
• Access health care
• Learn about Social Security work incentives and rules
• Navigate the process and represent you when benefits are denied

Services are free and confidential.

Visit HERE for more detailed information. To speak with a Benefit Specialist at the Aging and Disability Resource Center call 262-605-6646.