School to Work Alliance Program (SWAP) » Youth & Adolescent Services

Work with youth who have mild disabilities enables them to become competitively employed and more successful in the community as they transition from school to adult life. The program serves young adults ages 16-25 who must also be eligible for services through the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and who have a documented mild or moderate disability. Names of applicants go on a waiting list.

Full Case Management
Career Development: Career awareness groups, career exploration, preparation and short-term training, and more
Employment-Related Instruction: Interviewing, resume writing, connecting with and using adult agencies, social skills for the workplace, and conflict resolution skills
Job Development: Placement and short-term job coaching
Post-Employment Follow-Up & Support: for a minimum of one yera

For more information and a complete listing of programs offered through the Southwest Board of Cooperative Services, please see the listing under Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation in the Employment & Training Services category.

Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday