The Vermont Career Advancement Project: A Way for Vermonters with Disabilities to Find Meaningful High-Wage Work
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The Vermont Career Advancement Project: A Way for Vermonters with Disabilities to Find Meaningful High-Wage Work

Published: Jul 17, 2024
Publisher: HireAbility Vermont
Health Employment Training and Re-employment Disability Economic Well Being and Income Support State and Local Research and Evaluation Evaluation Design

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Authors

Emily Harrison

Yonatan Ben-Shalom

The five-year Vermont Career Advancement Project (VCAP) helps people with disabilities find career pathways so that they can secure high-wage, high-quality jobs in fields that interest them. This brief describes why Vermont needs VCAP and how it connects people with disabilities with opportunities for career training.

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