This session highlights how Supported Employment services offer individualized job coaching, workplace accommodations, and ongoing support to help self-advocates thrive in the workforce. It explains how these services are coordinated with Vocational Rehabilitation and other partners, and includes tips for accessing support through service coordinators. The webinar is ideal for families and youth seeking to understand how Oregon’s system can help them build a successful career.

Job coaching is available once a person secures an individual, integrated job. Coaches help with learning job tasks, building workplace relationships, understanding business rules, and navigating routines. The fact sheet includes a relatable example and guidance on how to access services through a Service Coordinator or Personal Agent. It encourages self-advocates to seek support that promotes success and independence at work.

The Simplified Chinese version mirrors the English content, explaining how job coaches assist with learning new skills, adapting to new roles, and building workplace relationships. It includes a practical example and outlines how to request services through a Service Coordinator or Personal Agent. This resource ensures that Chinese-speaking self-advocates can understand and access employment support in their preferred language.