Community Partners
Work Without Limits forms partnerships with organizations that provide employment services to individuals with disabilities such as colleges and universities, state agencies, and community-based organizations. Through a reciprocal and cross-collaborative relationship, we promote these Community Partners to members of our Business Network, disability-inclusive employers that are seeking qualified candidates with disabilities. Our Community Partners and Business Network actively work together to understand each other's value, services, candidate pipelines, and opportunities with the goal of increasing the employment rate for individuals with disabilities.
Work Without Limits Community Partners represent a wide spectrum of organizations listed at the bottom of this page that includes, but are not limited to:
- Colleges & Universities
- High Schools
- Disability Serving Organizations/Human Service Agencies
- State Agencies
- One Stop Career Centers
- Youth Serving Organizations
- Regional Employment Collaboratives
Community Partner Benefits
Community Partners Benefits Package.pdf
There is no cost to becoming a Community Partner, but we do ask that you equally promote Work Without Limits in your materials, communications, and website. As a Community Partner, your organization receives exposure and participation benefits along with exclusive access to Work Without Limits services and events. These include:
Brand Exposure & Promotion
- Your organization's name, logo and brief description, and contact information on Work Without Limits website.
- Membership for two representatives from your organization to Work Without Limits private LinkedIn group that provides qualified candidates with disabilities and Disability Owned Business Enterprises (DOBEs), as well as higher education, government, and community-based organizations that provide employment services job seekers exclusive access to our Business Network
- Opportunities to promote your program’s events, activities, and services to candidates and business partners
Employment Network (EN)
- Opportunity to become a partner in Work Without Limits’ EN, allowing your organization to draw down incentive payments from Social Security’s Ticket to Work program when eligible individuals with disabilities commit to reducing or eliminating their public benefits and becoming self-sufficient through working and earning wages
Benefits Counseling
- Access for staff and/or those you serve to connect with certified benefits counselors to understand how earnings or wage increases affect public benefits and health insurance (SSI, SSDI, Medicare and Medicaid)
Events
- Priority invitation for your candidates to participate in:
- Work Without Limits Career Fair for All Individuals with Disabilities
- Work Without Limits networking events
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Our Community Partners
Colleges and Universities
Berkshire Community College Career Development
Bridgewater State University Career Services Office
Clark University's LEEP Center
Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts, Inc. (HECCMA)
Massasoit Community College Career Services
Middlesex Community College - TRiO Program for Student Achievement
Northeastern University's Career Development Center
Quinsigamond Community College Center for Workforce Development and Continuing Education
RIT National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) Co-op and Career Center
Roxbury Community College Career Development & Internship
Tufts University Career Center
UMass Amherst Career Development and Professional Connections Office
Human Service Agencies
Association for Autism and Neurodiversity (AANE)
Attainable: The Massachusetts ABLE Savings Plan
Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Bridging Independent Living Together, Inc.
Cape Organization for the Rights of the Disabled
Eliot Community Human Services
Epilepsy Foundation of New England
Jewish Family & Children's Service
LIFE, Living Independently Forever, Inc.
Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries
National Alliance on Mental Illness Massachusetts (NAMI Massachusetts)
Polus Center for Social & Economic Development
The Carroll Center for the Blind
The Learning Center for the Deaf
MassHire Career Centers
MassHire Berkshire Career Center
MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center
MassHire Greater Brockton Career Center
MassHire Metro North Career Center
MassHire North Central Career Center
MassHire Metro South/West Career Center
MassHire Southbridge Career Center
MassHire Springfield Career Center
Massachusetts State Agencies
Massachusetts Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS)
Massachusetts Commission for the Blind (MCB)
Rhode Island State Agencies
Office of Rehabilitation Services (ORS)
Dept. of Behavioral Healthcare Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH)
Youth and Young Adults
Accept Education Collaborative
Milestones Day School & Transition Program
Natick Public Schools Achieve Program
Partners for Youth with Disabilities (PYD)
RISE (Reaching Independence through Supported Employment)
Statewide Young Adult Council
Regional Employment Collaboratives
Central Mass Employment Collaborative
Greater Boston Employment Collaborative
MetroWest Employment Collaborative
NorthEast Employment Collaborative
South Coast Employment Collaborative