Back to Work Support
Individuals are supported in the process of regaining community involvement and self-assurance as it relates to re-entry into the world of work.
Resources With Results encourages community-based activities. Examples of components that may be included in an individual’s vocational action plan are listed below:
» Structured weekly routine that is tailored to the individual, such as a light exercise regimen, a schedule of employer contact activities or an established work tryout arrangement and/or graduated return-to-work agreement.
» Work tryouts, otherwise known as work experience, volunteer placement, or work trials, generate several rewarding outcomes:
- physical and emotional conditioning for return-to-work
- enhancement of personal and employment skills
- confidence building that leads to vocational success
- opportunities that result in acquisition of paid employment that meets and exceeds the individual’s required earnings level
» Constructive feedback, in the form of encouraging conversation and objective insights, provides valuable information to discern what essential functions of a job an individual is able to perform and therefore what positions he/she is best suited for
Support from Resources With Results enables individuals to identify and take control of the work transition process, as well as design and implement a rewarding vocational experience.
