Vocational Services

 

In the vocational area, each participant is offered work/training that promotes as normal a work environment as possible according to the participant’s abilities, interests and needs. The purpose of this program is to help develop the participants’ self-esteem, self-confidence and self-worth by giving them an opportunity to be productive, make choices and feel needed and accepted.

WORK ACTIVITIES

Sheltered Workshops are CARC-owned facilities where a variety of contracted work/training options are provided ranging from arts and crafts production to shipping pallet manufacturing.

Community Work Crews perform janitorial services and grounds maintenance throughout the parish under the supervision of a CARC employed supervisor.


Director of Work Activities:
Carolyn Hughes
chughes@thecarc.com

                                                                                                                 VOCATIONAL SERVICES

Enclaves
are where a group of participants work at a place of business supervised by either a CARC employee or a supervisor provided by the business. The participants pay may come directly from the place of business or from CARC through a contract with that business.

Supported Work provides participants with the opportunity to gain individual employment in the community. Participants are given assistance in completing job applications, interviewing and one-on-one training by a CARC employee for a specified time once a job has been secured.


Vocational Services Coordinator
Bob Hunter
337-433-0398 ext 216
bhunter@thecarc.com

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