We help people with disabilities get jobs. Through the America’s Job Center of California^SM (AJCC), we make sure everyone can use our services.

What We Offer:

If you need extra help to find a job, we provide:

• Job openings and training information.
• Career coaching.
• Workshops and job search help.
• Testing to assess job skills.
• Connections to community support services.

Job and Training Resources:

We have many no-cost resources, including:

• Toolbox for Job Seekers: A list of job and training options.
• Youth Leadership Forum: A program for high school juniors and seniors with disabilities to build leadership skills and prepare for jobs.
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Program: DHH Workforce Services locations and the AJCC help people who are deaf or hard of hearing find jobs and provides support.

For More Information

• California Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities: This group suggests policies to the Secretaries of Health and Human Services Agency and Labor and Workforce Development Agency to help people with disabilities get jobs.
• Department of Rehabilitation (DOR): DOR works with the community and advocates to help people with disabilities find jobs and live independently.
• Disability Benefits 101 (DB 101): DB 101 explains to job seekers, workers and service providers how work and benefits are related. DB 101 covers health insurance, benefits, and job programs for people with disabilities.
• Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP): LEAP is an alternate way to apply for jobs with the State of California. It helps people with disabilities show their abilities outside of the regular state exam process.
• Ticket to Work Program: This program helps people receiving Social Security Disability benefits find jobs, keep jobs, and become independent.
• Careers in California Government: This website is designed for all job seekers interested in a career in state government.