Supported Employment - UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion (CDCI)

Helping people with significant disabilities become employed and included in the community workforce

The Supported Employment program at CDCI provides training and technical assistance to Vermont’s supported employment programs and high school transition programs.

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Supported Employment Staff

Bryan Dague, EdD

Research Assistant Professor, College of Education and Social Services, University of Vermont

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Supported Employment Quick Facts

Quick Facts

Services offered: in-person and online trainings
Age range: adults
Coverage Area: all over Vermont
Cost: varies by trainingu
Conducts research: Yes
Funding: Supported Employment receives funding from the State of Vermont as well as support from CDCI.

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Publications & Presentations

Dague, B., Suter, J. C.; Salisbury, J. M. H.; Masterson, J.; Bascom, J. (2023). Supported Employment in Vermont [Data Brief]. Burlington, VT: Center on Disability and Community Inclusion, University of Vermont.