by Association of People Supporting EmploymentFirst
Founded in 1988, APSE (Association of People Supporting EmploymentFirst) works to advance the full inclusion of people with disabilities in the workforce and community. With state chapters in 38 states and members across all 50 states, APSE is the professional home for supported employment practitioners nationwide.
APSE provides professional development, networking events, an annual national conference, and the Certified Employment Support Professional (CESP™) credential for job coaches and employment specialists. Its website hosts policy resources, state advocacy toolkits, and research on Employment First outcomes across states.
Job coaches, employment specialists, VR counselors, programme managers, and disability services coordinators who support people with disabilities in finding and keeping competitive integrated employment. Also valuable for self-advocates and families seeking to understand supported employment options and Employment First policy in their state.
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