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Our President and CEO Bob Watson was on OC Talk Radio’s Impact OC program on December 12th, talking about Project Independence and the wonderful people we serve!
For me, I love seeing the look on people’s faces when they’ve done something they want to do, whether it’s getting a job or going to a college course, or learning how to use a computer…
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Local nonprofit is fully accredited for its employment and job development services for adults with developmental disabilities Project Independence (PI), a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization serving adults with developmental disabilities in Orange County, announced that it has received a Three-Year Accreditation from CARF International, the highest level of accreditation the nonprofit accreditor of health and human services awards. As a lifeline for one of the county’s most challenged populations for nearly 50 years, PI has provided comprehensive services throughout Orange County to thousands with developmental disabilities in their homes, at work, and in the community. To determine if PI qualified for ...
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In today’s competitive and ever-evolving workplace, organizations that embrace diversity and inclusion stand out as leaders of innovation and growth. One often-overlooked segment of the workforce is people with developmental disabilities, whose unique talents and perspectives can drive meaningful contributions to businesses and communities alike. Hiring individuals with developmental disabilities isn’t just a feel-good initiative; it’s a strategic decision that benefits productivity, morale, and company culture. Here are the top 4 benefits: Inclusivity Can Boost Employee Morale An inclusive workplace that values diversity fosters a culture of acceptance, empathy, and respect. This sense of inclusion can result in a more ...
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