Prairie Harvest Human Services Foundation 

930 North 3rd Street * Grand Forks * ND * 58203

Phone (701) 795-9143   Fax (701) 772-5560    

E-mail: prairieharvest@integra.net

 

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Job Development

The Job Development position provides a range of services to the community and to Prairie Harvest clients who, without services would become homeless.  This range of services includes:  service coordination, consumer assessment, service monitoring and employment education to consumers, businesses and the general public.  

Specifically, the Job Developer will: 

Provide an assessment of each client in the following areas:
bulletClient’s need to work
bulletClient’s interest in working
bulletClient’s ability to work
bulletType of work that the client is interested in doing
bulletEstablish relationships with community employers.
bulletProvide direction and assistance to participants in obtaining jobs with livable wages and benefits.
bulletHelp to identify, secure and supervise potential work contracts for work teams.
bulletWork to create better paying level jobs with the opportunity for advancement for participants.
bulletConduct individual and group training sessions on various work related skills such as:
bulletJob searching skills
bulletInterviewing
bulletResume writing
bulletCo-worker relationships
bulletAppropriate hygiene/clothing for work
bulletAccepting change in schedules
bulletInformation on how work effects SSI and SSDI benefits

 The Job Developer will work on expanding job opportunities in the community as well as providing participants with skill building activities so they can return to work.  The Job Developer will allow us to work on changing societies attitudes about hiring people with disabilities as well as to work with participants in changing their perceptions about working.  It will be a challenge for the Job Developer to train clients in this area as well as the social benefits that go along with work: a reason to get up in the morning, respect from co-workers, improved self-esteem, to name a few.  Just as challenging will be educating the community business leaders and citizens about the potential the people we serve have in working in competitive jobs.

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