Nobis Works
240 Interstate N. Parkway, Atlanta, 30339
(770) 427-9000
Tommy Nobis Center, which also uses the Nobis Works name, helps people with disabilities get ready for work, find jobs, and keep them. It offers job placement for adults, school and summer programs for students, a job training program called The Academy, and work-skills projects with partner companies.
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What they offer 8
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Adult Individual Job Placement ServicesService
Adults 18 and older work one-on-one with an employment specialist to make a job plan and find work. The service runs through a partnership with Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation (GVRA).
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Business Solutions Training WorkProgram
Participants build job skills by working on real projects from partner companies. This helps them gain independence.
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CONNECTProgram
CONNECT is for families of youth with disabilities. It offers social events, group outings, parent support and family education.
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EYES School-Based ProgramProgram
Trained vocational instructors teach students with disabilities job readiness, communication and life skills at their schools. It runs over several weeks.
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EYES Summer and School Break ProgramsProgram
Students explore careers and try hands-on activities that build job skills during summer and school breaks. Sessions are at the center and other Metro Atlanta places.
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Job training and placement helpService
Staff work with each person on job training in the community and real job tryouts. They help with applications and interviews, and offer job coaching after a person is hired.
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Supported EmploymentService
Nobis Works offers support and training for individuals with significant disabilities to help them find and keep a job in the community.
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The AcademyProgram
A vocational training program for young adults with disabilities. It has three months of classes, a three-month internship, then six months of support to find and keep a job. It is in Cobb County and each group has up to 15 students.
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