Jobs Placement Program - Tasks Unlimited

2419 Nicollet Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404

Eligibility

Adults with serious and persistent mental illness; primarily serves residents of Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, and Ramsey counties

Required documents

Application/registration form, referral from your vocational rehabilitation counselor or verification of disability medical history, physician orders, picture ID. Admissions counselor will assist applicants to get a certificate of disability, funding for training and documentation for employment, housing and on-going recovery services.

Hours

8:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday

(612)871-3320

Voice

(612)767-2060

Voice - Intake Admissions

https://tasksunlimited.org/services/employment-services/

[email protected]

Application process

- Call; visit website; walk in - Call and ask for admissions counselor or applications may be downloaded from website.

Fees

Vary by service; admissions counselor will help applicant apply for funding

Service area

Anoka County, MN
Dakota County, MN
Hennepin County, MN
Ramsey County, MN

Description

A vocational rehabilitation program that offers community-based services, including case coordination; training in basic living skills, social skills, leisure skills, mental health maintenance, and work adjustment; and vocational training in fields such as janitorial work, construction, mail handling, and more. The program includes on-the-job training where trainees work about three hours per day, preparing for ongoing participation in the Jobs Program. The training duration ranges from three to nine months. Services: - Career Assessments and Matching - One-on-one employment counseling and job search assistance - Online Application Assistance - Resume and Cover Letter Workshops

What's Here

Vocational Rehabilitation On the Job Training Chronic/Severe Mental Illness

Providing organization

Tasks Unlimited

Direct service organization with a mission to provide supported employment, housing, and on-going recovery services to adults with serious mental illness so they may enjoy the rights and responsibilities of adults in society.