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Supported Employment Training for Persons with Disabilities

With subsidy from Social Welfare Department, Supported Employment Training for Persons with Disabilities is provided to persons with disabilities to assist them in getting open employment, facilitating them to integrate into the society and develop to their full potential. For details, please refer to the Service pamphlet.

Service Target

Persons with disabilities who are aged 15 or above, and are intended to acquire open employment.

Service Content

  • arranging job placement, including aptitude assessment, job analysis and job matching;
  • providing supportive services including employment-related skills training, on-the-job coaching and supervision, job-related guidance and advice to the trainees, their family members and the employers.
  • Assistance is given topersons with disabilities and the employers concerned to apply for relevant financial assistance for the purchase of assistive equipment and computers required by the jobs.

How to Apply

Withdrawal from Supported Employment Training for Persons with Disabilities

Clients who wish to withdraw from the service, have to notify the staff of the Blind Union in writing. The processing time will take about one month.

Other Employment Services

  1. Developing new job types: Look for jobs suitable for persons with disabilities to broaden their employment prospects. Develop job training programmes in conjunction with different enterprises or organizations, for examples, the training classes for visually impaired coffee preparers and life instructors were held successfully;
  2. Meetings to share job experience: Activities with job-related themes are held, by the Union or in conjunction with other organizations, to let more members have opportunities to understand the duties of different jobs and increase employment opportunities. At the same time, it makes available to members opportunities to share among themselves information on problems and challenges coming with employment so as to promote the spirit of self-help and mutual assistance;
  3. Co-operative partnerships: To share talents, employment opportunities and resources, co-operative partnerships are formed with other social welfare organizations so as to jointly provide to persons with different disabilities job referral and hiring services.

Enquiry

Jockey Club Vocational and Educational Resources Centre
Tel:23372736
Fax:23387850
Email: verc@hkbu.org.hk
Address:Unit 13-20, G/F, Tsui Ying House, Tsui Ping Estate, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong.