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EMPLOYMENT FIRST COMMITTEE 

 
Employment First Committee minutes are available online once approved (typically at the following Council meeting).

Date, time and location of all Employment First Committee meetings are subject to change. Check the SCDD website for all future updates.

For further information, please contact the Council office

Upcoming Employment first committee Meetings

  EFC Meeting Agenda- June 19, 2013


 

PAST MEETINGS
Date
Meeting
Documents
April 30, 2013Employment First CommitteePacket
April 29. 2013Self-Advocates Pre-MeetingAgenda
February 5, 2013Employment First CommitteeAgenda

Minutes
February 4, 2013
EFC - Self Advocates Caucus
Agenda
December 18, 2012Employment First CommitteeAgenda

Minutes
December 11, 2012 Design Team Sub-committeeAgenda
August 15, 2012Employment First CommitteeAgenda
Packet
April 18, 2012Employment First CommitteeAgenda
Packet

June 29. 2011

Employment First Committee

Agenda

March 21. 2011

Innovative Strategies SubcommitteePacket

March 4, 2011

Employment First CommitteeAgenda
Packet

February 10, 2011

Innovative Strategies SubcommitteeAgenda
CPSD Response
Packet
February 7, 2011Barriers & Disincentives Subcommittee Agenda
February 4, 2011Recruitments SubcommitteeAgenda
February 2, 2011Transition SubcommitteeAgenda
February 2, 2011Benefits SubcommitteeAgenda
January 7, 2011Employment First Committe Agenda
Packet

 



Council Calendar


Employment First Committee
2012 Annual Report


Members

  • Tony Anderson 
  • Daniel Boomer
  • Rachel Chen 
  • Lisa Cooley 
  • Denyse Curtright
  • Kathleen Derby 
  • Dale Dutton 
  • Robin Hansen 
  • Connie Lapin
  • Bill Moore
  • Andrew Mudryk
  • David Mulvey
  • Dennis Petrie
  • Olivia Raynor
  • Debbie Sarmento
  • Rachel Steward
  • Robert M. Taylor
  • Kecia Weller, Chairperson
  • Amy Westling
  • Barbara Wheeler
  • Cindy White

 California Employment Consortium for Youth Website.  New Window will open
 The mission of CECY is to build capacity in California state systems and local communities to increase the number of youth and young adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities in integrated competitive employment.
 Employment First Website.  New window will open
 This website is provided as a public service of Griffin-Hammis Associates to collect and disseminate information being produced across the country (and internationally) in the effort to establish Employment First as the preeminent vocational disability practice.
Assocication of People Supporting Employment First 
APSE is the only national organization with an exclusive focus on integrated employment and career advancement opportunities for individuals with disabilities.  

Alliance for Full Participation Website. 
 The Alliance for Full Participation (AFP) is a formal partnership of leading developmental disabilities organizations with a common vision—to create a better and more fulfilling quality of life for people with developmental disabilities.  Through the diversity of our many voices, we will collectively reach this goal.