| The following list is a
compilation of websites with information of interest to job seekers and
employees with disabilities. The list does not constitute any official
endorsement or authorization by the County of San Bernardino. |
Americans with Disabilities Act
Assistive Technology
Disability Program Navigators
Discrimination in the Workplace
Grants, Scholarships and Other Sources of Financial Aid
Job Search and Employment Tips
Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Cancer Issues
Résumé Databases, Job Listings and Internship Opportunities
Self-Employment Options
Social Security Benefits
and Programs
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Americans with Disabilities Act
The ADA: Your Employment
Rights as an Individual with a Disability
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Assistive Technology
Ability Hub provides
information about adaptive equipment and alternative methods for accessing
computers.
Assistivetech.net provides a
searchable database to help target solutions, determine costs and find
vendors of assistive technology products.
Assistive
Technology Fund provides grants to cover 50% of the retail price of
adaptive devices or software for eligible applicants who are legally blind
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Disability Program Navigators
Disability Program
Navigators serve as a resource to the local workforce investment areas
on federal, state, local and private programs that impact the ability of
individuals with disabilities to enter and remain in the workforce.
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Discrimination in the Workplace
What to Do if You
Have Been Discriminated Against
Filing a complaint with the
California Department of Fair Employment and Housing
Filing a
complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Grants, Scholarships and other Sources of
Financial Aid
Grants for Individuals
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Job Search and Employment Tips
Accessible IRS Tax Forms and Publications
Americans with Disabilities
Act – A Guide for People with Disabilities Seeking Employment
Disability Benefits 101
provides information about health coverage and benefit programs to help
Californians understand their options for employment.
Disclosing Your
Disability to an Employer
Earnworks
provides tips to help job seekers prepare for employment, including tips for résumés, interviews, cover letters, understanding the law, and disclosing a disability
Essential Elements
of an Effective Job Search
Finding a Job That is Right for You
Hire Disability
Solutions includes information on self-employment, employee rights, and
assistive technology.
Job Applicants and the
Americans with Disabilities Act
Requesting and Negotiating
Reasonable Accommodations
Writing and
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Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Cancer
Issues
Cancer Legal Resource Center provides information on cancer-related
legal issues, such as employment rights, insurance benefits or coverage,
government benefits and access to health care.
Handling Your Psychiatric
Disability in Work and School
Mental Health Information for Individuals includes the location of
treatment facilities.
NAMI (National
Alliance on Mental Illness) Information Helpline provides general
information on illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and
depression; information about treatments and supports; and referrals to
organizations serving the needs of those affected by mental illness.
San Bernardino County Network of Care provides information about mental health and substance abuse services, laws, insurance, support and advocacy, and other resources.
Substance
Abuse Help for Individuals includes the location of treatment
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Résumé Databases, Job Listings and
Internship Opportunities
AbilityLinks.org
American
Foundation for the Blind Career Connect
American Council of the Blind
Job Connections
Career Builder.com
DisabilityWORK.com
Employer Assistance & Recruiting Network (EARN)
Entry Point! offers paid summer internship opportunities in private industry
and government agencies for undergraduate and graduate students with
disabilities who are pursuing degrees in Science, Engineering, Mathematics,
Computer Science and some fields of Business.
Equal Opportunity Publications
Federal Jobs for People
with Disabilities
Hire Potential
HIRE.US
HireDeaf.com
Indeed.com
Job Access
Job Search USA
State of California Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP)
National Business & Disability Council Job List
National Business & Disability Council Resume Post
ODEP Job Links
recruitABILITY
Workforce Recruitment Program for postsecondary students and recent
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Self-Employment Options
Entrepreneurship: A Flexible Route to Economic Independence for People with
Disabilities
Small Business and Self Employment for People with Disabilities
The Small Business and Self Employment Service
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Social Security Benefits and Programs
Apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits online
Benefits Planning Calculators
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Benefits to Work Calculator
can show job seekers
how their Social Security disability benefits (SSI or
SSDI) might change when they become employed.
- Job to Job Calculator:
If you are leaving a job
or have left one recently, and expect to start your next
job within a year, the Job to Job Calculator can show
what might happen to your income and health coverage
during the gap.
- Medi-Cal’s 250% California Working Disabled program
lets many people who are working with a disability pay
for Medi-Cal coverage with a reasonable monthly premium.
This calculator will help you to find out if you might qualify
for the 250% California Medi-Cal Working Disabled program.
- School and Work Calculator
is designed for youth
with disabilities who are approaching their 18th
birthday. It explains the changes that may occur in
benefits programs if a youth changes his or her
living situation or gets a job.
Compassion In Action provides advocacy services free of charge to
individuals who need assistance with Social Security disability benefits,
Medicaid or Medi-Cal issues.
Social Security Benefits for People with Disabilities
Social Security
Red Book
Social Security Work Incentives
The Ticket to Work and Self Sufficiency Program
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