Options for meaningful workBlack Hills Workshop in Rapid City, SD provides a combination of employment and rehabilitation services to assist people in reaching their employment goals as they gain hands-on experience and make vocational choices based on their interests and abilities. In the mailing, manufacturing, janitorial, and food service areas, people learn good work habits as well as communication and relationship skills. Support is provided, and individuals are paid for the work they do. When people want to seek employment, vocational specialists assist in job training to evaluate abilities and aptitude. They contact prospective employers and assist with job applications and interviews. The specialists analyze the jobs to determine what reasonable accommodations are needed. They are also available to assist in the training for the skills needed to perform the essential functions of the job. People from Black Hills Workshop are employed in a variety of settings, including restaurants, manufacturing sites, grocery stores, and the tourism industry. More than 120 people work at Ellsworth Air Force Base on five different contracts: food services, shelf stocking and warehouse, retail, custodial, and switchboard. They continue to receive support from staff as needed.
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Recent NewsCongratulations Richard Booth, Matthew Blauvelt, Benjamin Roth, and David Tanner who have been selected to receive Outstanding Achievement Awards at our annual Recognition Gala on Saturday, November 6 at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. VITA Thursday, July 29-Saturday, July 31 at 7:30 and Saturday, July 31 at 2:00 Milo Winter Auditorium at Stevens High School General Admission, $10 all tickets Tickets at the Dahl or BHW VITA is a mixed-ability movement piece featuring modern dance and acting by performers with and without disabilities. Americans with Disabilities Act celebrates 20 years The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed July 26, 1990 but did not became effective until January 26, 1992. |
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