TransCen, Inc., a national nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities through meaningful work and community inclusion is looking for a Ticket to Work Program Coordinator.
This position plays a key role in managing the day-to-day operations of our Social Security-approved Employment Network under the Ticket to Work program. It’s a great opportunity for someone experienced in workforce development or disability employment services who is passionate about helping individuals achieve their employment goals.
RAMP is seeking a motivated, self-starter who is passionate about serving and educating youth with disabilities and preparing them for success in competitive integrated employment and independent living. Candidates must be skilled communicators, display the ability to prioritize tasks, and show strengths with organization and attention to detail. RAMP staff members have the privilege of impacting our local communities and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities—if this excites you, please apply!
The Programs and Political Director is responsible for the vision, development, implementation, and impact of the Center for Independent Living (CIL)’s programs and political organizing.
Rebuilding the Financial Backbone of the Independent Living Movement
The National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) is seeking a self-motivated, mission-driven Resource Development Consultant to help build a sustainable financial future for the Independent Living movement.
This role is more than fundraising. It’s about designing and leading a strategy that connects NCIL with foundations, corporations, and partners who share our commitment to disability rights and inclusion.
Lead California’s Disability Advocacy Network into the Future
The California Foundation for Independent Living Centers (CFILC) is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and values-driven Executive Director to lead a statewide movement grounded in the Independent Living philosophy—where people with disabilities define and lead the change they seek.
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The California Foundation for Independent Living Centers (CFILC)
RAMP is seeking a motivated, self-starter who is passionate about serving and educating youth with disabilities and preparing them for success in competitive integrated employment and independent living. Candidates must be skilled communicators, display the ability to prioritize tasks, and show strengths with organization and attention to detail. RAMP staff members have the privilege of impacting our local communities and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities—if this excites you, please apply!
As policymakers consider proposals to reduce Medicaid spending, they should consider how the changes may affect older adults, family caregivers, state budgets and local economies across the United States.
