Employ ABILITY Network

EmployABILITY is a program of the City of Los Angeles Community Development Department, created in collaboration with the Los Angeles City Workforce Investment Board, to create career empowerment for persons with disabilities.
Who We Are	Meet the EmployABILITY Partnership and learn more about what we do!
WorkSource Support	Access resources to learn how to provide services that empower job seekers with disabilities to achieve their highest career growth potential.
Employer Support	Gain expert advice on "best employment practices" and legal requirements for interviewing, hiring and accommodating persons with disabilities.
LEGACY Diversity Training	Service providers can earn certification as a "Disability Services Specialist" by completing on-line courses, live training and demonstrating skills on the job. New! LEGACY II – advanced training for One-Stop staff who deliver Core and Intensive services to persons with disabilities. Click here to learn more!
EmployABILITY Resource Manual	Find local resources of specialized disability services, links to disability websites, summaries of state and federal disability law, service forms, and much more useful information!
Publications	Stay updated with all the latest news and happenings of the EmployABILITY Program. Join our newsletter, access downloadable brochures or read our latest press release.
Partner Toolbox	Practical tools to help One-Stops build strong collaborations with partners, and increase their capacity to serve customers with disabilities. Click here
Contact Us	Questions or comments? We'd like to hear from you!

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This WIA-funded program is an equal opportunity program, and auxiliary aids
and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

Paid for by the U.S. Department of Labor, Title I.
Administered by the City of Los Angeles, Community Development Department.