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Revision as of 03:33, 28 May 2017
JEVS Human Services has 1,000 employees and 20 successful programs providing skills development, job readiness & career services, vocational rehabilitation, recovery services, adult and residential day services, and in-home personal assistance.
In The News
- More Than Just Hope, Philadelphia Citizen, May 25, 2017.
Categories:
- Is-Social Service
- Does-Counseling
- Does-Education
- Does-Employee Development
- Does-Employment Counseling
- Does-Free Tutoring
- Serves-Adults
- Serves-Businesses
- Serves-Employers
- Serves-High School Dropouts
- Serves-People With Disabilities
- Serves-Young Adults
- Serves-Unemployed People
- Serves-Care Service Users
- Using-Employees
- Issue-Independent Living