Project Search
Project SEARCH® Arkansas: ACCESS® Initiative in partnership with Arkansas Rehabilitation Services is an international nine-month internship program for young adults with developmental disabilities who desire sustainable, competitive employment. Project SEARCH provides real-life work experiences combined with training in employability and independent living skills.
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Departments of St. Bernards Healthcare that Project SEARCH is currently active in and skills interns will learn from each:
In the fall of 2017 St. Bernards Healthcare welcomed 8 interns as part of the St. Bernards Project SEARCH internship program. St. Bernards partners with Arkansas Rehabilitation Services and ACCESS to help participants develop skills for competitive employment. Interns take part in three ten-week internships at St. Bernards during the 9-month program. Upon completion of the program, Project SEARCH graduates receive follow-along services to assist them on the job. Click below to see just how special this program is and has been for our 2019 Project SEARCH graduates.
Project SEARCH Business Affiliations – these are businesses we have assisted in obtaining employment for graduates while they were with Project SEARCH.
- Acme Brick
- Aramark – Jonesboro Public Schools
- Arkansas Continued Care Hospital – Nutritional
- ASU – Materials Management
- Chicken Salad Chick
- City of Jonesboro
- Community Centers; The Y, Earle Bell
- Concessions
- Human Resources
- Parks and Recreation
- Craighead County Nursing Center
- Embassy Suites
- First Baptist Church
- Food Smart
- Goodwill
- Harps
- Jonesboro Public Library
- Kroger
- Miracle Kids
- NEA Baptist Hospital
- Olive Garden
- Sams Club
- Smoothie King
- St. Bernards Medical Center
- Admissions
- EVS Laundry
- EVS Transport
- Health and Wellness
- Hospice House
- Nutritional Services
- Senior Life Center
- Sterile Processing
- Surgery
- Tiger Correctional
- TJ Maxx
- Twisted Dough
- Walgreens
- Walmart
- Westside High School
Founded in 1996, Project SEARCH’s proven training and employment model is currently used in more than 400 programs spanning six countries and multiple industries. The model was developed at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
Learn more about Project SEARCH Arkansas: ACCESS Initiative in partnership with Arkansas Rehabilitation Services at http://projectsearcharkansas.org.