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Employment

Below is information about different programs for Autistic adults

Run the Gamut

​Run the Gamut, Inc. is a nonprofit that provides support to autistic adults. From their website, Run the Gamut "empowers motivated young adults on the autism spectrum to successfully transition into adulthood through hands-on learning, workplace experiences, and a supportive educational community, fostering independence and enhancing quality of life." Their provide programs focused on employment as well as functional life skills including (executive functioning, transportation, relationships, time management, money management, nutrition and wellness, relationships).

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LifeMAP

The following is from the Association for Autism and Neurodiversity (AANE) website.  LifeMAP life coaches help their Autistic and Neurodivergent clients (age 16+) create practical, individualized plans to improve their quality of life. Coaching offers practical assistance by focusing on skill development and setting measurable goals. LifeMAP is staffed by highly trained professionals with expertise in working with Autistic adults and older teens. Coaches help clients use their strengths to identify and overcome the particular barriers they face. The ultimate goal of LifeMAP is for clients to improve their quality of life, increase their independence, and progress toward reaching their full potential...LifeMAP coaching is available remotely to individuals 16 and older living anywhere and in-person in Massachusetts and other select locations in the United States."

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If you are a client of the following state agencies you may be able to receive LifeMAP coaching for free:

Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS)

New Hampshire Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (VR New Hampshire)

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Below is a link to AANE website with more information about the program and how to connect with WorkMAP

Mentra

"Mentra is a neurodivergent-friendly talent platform that intelligently matches neurodiverse individuals with employers that value their strengths."

Mentra was created by three autistic women

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Daivergent

Daivergent provides mentorship and job coaching.

Job Accomodation Network

The Job Accomodation Network (JAN) is part of the US Department of Labor.  JAN "provides free, expert, and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and employment issues. This resource includes information for employers, individuals seeking employment, and others. "

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The Arc

From the  The Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC) "This program helps public and private sectors recruit, hire, train, and retain job seekers with intellectual and developmental disabilities."

Next for Autism has a career mentorship program called Next Connects. Below is information about them from their website.

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SourceAmerica helps autistic people build job skills and find employment. Click below to visit their website.  

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