Community Employment Services find employment for people with disabilities. We work with individuals to identify their best vocational fit and provide skill development and job coaching to ensure their success on the job. These services are funded by the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services and Department of Developmental Services.

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In conjunction with the Department of Developmental Services, this day program provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity for social and community integration. Activities can include volunteerism, physical exercise, cultural trips, music and art therapy and community events.

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Helms offers affordable two-bedroom townhouses in Bridgeport to families who qualify.

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The Homeless Veterans' Reintegration Program (HVRP) is an employment-focused program designed to assist veterans experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness. Goodwill will assist eligible veterans with:

·       Preparing for and attaining career opportunities  
·       Supportive services and access to housing

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Goodwill offers safe, quality housing with a person-centered level of support and community inclusion activities.

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In collaboration with the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, this program provides individuals in recovery the support and tools needed to find, secure and maintain employment.

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In association with our Acquired Brain Injury Program (ABI), Goodwill offers residential support services to people with an ABI in a group or individual settings. Individualized service plans focus on allowing the individual to live independently in the community of their choice.

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The Transitional Services Work Readiness Program offers time-limited, unpaid training adults, including working aged youth, who are making the transition out of local school districts and into the workforce. Individuals are offered training in four separate tracks including retail, food service, maintenance and administrative services. Upon successful completion, each individual receives staff support in their employment search and help them to maximize their independence. Funding for this program is provided by Department of Developmental Services.

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