The program teaches disabled individuals the skills they need to enter the workforce.
That includes internships with Mercyhealth, job development, and individual help with certain skills.
The “Project Search” program is a partnership between Mercyhealth, Rockford Public Schools, RAMP, and the Illinois Department of Human Services.
“It really is a life-changing opportunity for a lot of these young adults,” said classroom instructor Libby Wolfgram. “They do have disabilities. We all know the job market is tough, and it’s made even more difficult if you add on a disability. This program really does make all the difference.”
Seven students graduated this year.
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