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The Career Horizons Project

The Career Horizons Project (CHP), a 5-year grant funded by the U. S. Department of Education, will strive to serve a total of 350 Mississippi residents with disabilities accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long Covid by providing placement and retention services for competitive integrated employment (CIE).

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People with Disabilities

Yes, you can work with a disability accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long COVID! Learn more about our services for competitive integrated employment (CIE).

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For Family Members

Yes, you can support your family member with a disability accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long COVID returning or continuing to work! Learn more about competitive integrated employment (CIE).

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For Vocational Rehabilitation & Health Service Providers

VR and healthcare professionals can help support and prepare people with Post-COVID Conditions / Long COVID in returning to or continuing to work!

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For Employers

People with disabilities are dedicated, reliable and valuable employees who can make a strong addition to your workforce!

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Refer an Individual to the
Career Horizons Project

Do you know someone who wants to work but has had to stop working or is struggling to maintain employment due to a disability accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long COVID? If so, refer them to the Career Horizons Project to receive competitive integrative employment (CIE) placement or retention services by completing our online referral form.

  • Do you know someone who has a disability accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long COVID?
  • Are they a Mississippi Resident or do they live along the Mississippi border in a neighboring state??
  • Are they between the ages of 16 and 70?
  • Do they have an interest in working?
  • Are they not currently participating in another project by funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Disability Innovation Fund (DIF) Program?
     

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Grant H421F240107

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