Part Time Shifts Available:
Sat/Sun 9a-3p
Sat/Sun 8:30a-5:30p
Provides training to adults with developmental disabilities and assists persons in becoming as vocationally and personally independent as possible. Secures employment opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities. Facilitates co-worker acceptance and integration into the work environment. Provides direct contact services which include but are not limited to: vocational skills training using horticulture, employment training, socialization training, personal self-help skills and implementation of individualized objectives (which may include academic skills, behavioral strategies etc.).
Job Assignment:
The position/term job coach is used to designate all direct contact employees working, teaching and training adults with developmental disabilities at A New Leaf, Inc. Job Coaches are assigned to work locations based on the needs of A New Leaf, Inc. and the individuals served. Work locations for Job Coaches range from facility greenhouse, mobile work crew, community enclave or a combination of all sites.
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A New Leaf’s mission is to provide individuals with developmental disabilities with life skills, marketable job training through horticultural therapy, community-based vocational placement, and residential services to increase their independence and individual choices.
A New Leaf was established in 1979 to provide horticultural-related job training to adults with developmental disabilities. A New Leaf began with one greenhouse, one staff and served two individuals. By 1980 A New Leaf, grew to serve 13 individuals. In 1986, A New Leaf built its first 12,000 sq. ft. greenhouse and vocational training facility. Then in September 2013, acquired Homelife Association. Through the acquisition, A New Leaf began operating two group homes and providing 24-hour assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities living independently.
Today, A New Leaf is honored to serve 325 individuals with developmental disabilities and autism through employment in five greenhouses, two retail centers, community job sites, students in the classroom, and individuals in residences.