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Employment Services
PRIDE, Inc.'s Employment Services assists individuals of all abilities to explore, prepare for, and successfully enter the workforce. We believe that everyone who wants to work can work—and our programs are designed to build confidence, develop skills, and create real opportunities in inclusive workplaces.
PRIDE, Inc. workers are conscientious, committed, and caring on the job. They take pride in giving back to the community and consistently meet or exceed expectations. For employers, hiring from PRIDE enhances your company’s image, strengthens workplace diversity, and demonstrates a true commitment to social responsibility.
Whether you are an individual seeking employment support for disabilities in Massachusetts or a business looking to build a more inclusive workforce, PRIDE offers proven, person-centered solutions.
Comprehensive Career Services
PRIDE, Inc.’s Comprehensive Career Services provides adult job seekers with various disabilities the necessary tools, training, and support to obtain and maintain competitive employment. This program focuses on matching individuals to meaningful employment opportunities in integrated, community settings. Working one-on-one with an Employment Specialist, job seekers will develop a career plan and receive person-centered guidance throughout the job development and placement process. Funded by MassAbility and the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, it provides tailored support every step of the way—from exploration to retention—making it a trusted choice for vocational services in Massachusetts.
School-to-Work Transition Program
PRIDE, Inc.'s School-to-Work Transition program assists high school students aged 18-22 with disabilities to prepare for life after graduation. In addition to job exploration activities like guest speakers and local business tours, students engage in hands-on, paid training within our workforce development division, PRIDEWRX. These experiences help to build confidence, increase work tolerance, and practice real-world, transferable skills.
This program is funded by and in collaboration with local school systems with the shared goal of helping to make the transition from school to work smoother and more successful. Additionally, students participate in job readiness groups, community work training, interest inventories, guest speaker sessions, job shadowing, workplace tours, and informational interviews. This program helps students develop confidence and transferable skills, making the transition from school to employment more successful and sustainable