Goodwill Industries International is the world's preeminent provider of employment training services.

With a team of highly-trained rehabilitation professionals, state of the art testing materials and programs, Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire, Inc.  area's primary source of vocational rehabilitation training.

If you are interested in becoming a participant in one or many of our vocational rehabilitation programs, please contact your local Goodwill. Call us at the numbers listed on our home page and ask for the Admissions Manager.

V o c a t i o n a l    E v a l u a t i o n

Vocational Evaluation is a program that includes psychometric testing and situational assessment to assist a person in identifying strengths, abilities, needs and preferences.

 

W o r k    A d j u s t m e n t

Work Adjustment assists people to develop, modify and practice work skills, habits and behaviors.  Training methods include participation in real-work activities, classroom instruction and vocational counseling.

 

P e r s o n a l    a n d    S o c i a l    A d j u s t m e n t
This program instructs our participants in the development of independent living and interpersonal skills as well as the use of community resources.  The improvement of these skills increases the participant's involvement in community life.

 

S e c o n d    C h a n c e    P r o g r a m

"Second Chance" is a program targeting individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), including cognitive retraining, literacy and the development of motor skills.   Although the focus is community re-entry and independent living skills, "Second Chance" also provides vocational skills training and placement services.

 

W o r k    S e r v i c e s

This program provides an opportunity for those who require a long period of vocational training to prepare them to participate in community employment.  The focus of this program is on the development of work quality and quantity.

W e l f a r e    t o    W o r k

The Welfare to Work Program gives TANF and food stamp recipients the support and training needed to transition into the world of work.  Services available include assessment, work habits and behavior training, literacy skills training, vocational counseling and job placement services.

W h e e l s   t o    W o r k

This Welfare to Work Program gives Chatham Country TANF recipients who do not have adequate transportation to get to work the opportunity to purchase automobiles.

M i c r o e n t e r p r i s e  P r o g r a m 

The Welfare to Work Program gives DFCS and food stamp recipients the support and training needed to transition into the world of work.  Services available include assessment, work habits and behavior training, literacy skills training, vocational counseling and job placement services.

 

J o b  D e v e l o p m e n t   a n d   P l a c e m e n t

We help participants in our programs find and retain employment and arrange needed accommodations. (All Sites)

C l e r i c a l   T r a i n i n g

This programs is designed to assist participants in acquiring the skills necessary to successfully maintain clerical employment. (Savannah only)

 

L i t e r a c y

We offer instruction in the development of both core survival and academic skills as well as the completion of G.E.D. requirements. (Savannah Only)

EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING LOCATIONS