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What It Means To Be A Commonwealth Autism Employment Partner
Employment partners are an essential part of Commonwealth Autism programs, providing ongoing support for neurodivergent adults in the workforce as they build confidence and meaningful career paths.
With their help, we’re creating a future where all individuals can pursue their ideal job situation!
Benefits to Employers
We Provide Ready-to-Work Employees
- Our training program ensures that applicants’ skills and abilities are thoroughly assessed through workplace training
- Employers will gain insights into candidates’ capabilities, strengths, and areas for growth from the start
- Employers are offered autism training and resources, as understanding autistic strengths and needs leads to improved communication and collaboration
In addition to the benefits of hiring the types of dedicated employees the Career Readiness & Employment Program produces, partner employers also receive these valuable benefits to add to the quality and culture of their business.
Education
Gain a better understanding of neurodiversity in the workplace with a free Autism 101 class to encourage inclusion and employee retention at your business!
Good Foods Connection
Tour Good Foods Grocery to see Career Readiness & Employment interns and graduates in action. Learn about local vendors and organic foods and enjoy lunch on us!
Sponsorships
Feature your logo and a link to your business on our website and in Commonwealth Autism social media posts, and participate in community events.
Community
Join quarterly networking events and enjoy access to new communal spaces at our All Abilities Innovation Center for your events and more at a discounted rate.
Job Coaching
Get support from a multidisciplinary team that will coach your new hire for a period of time following employment.
Who Employs CRE Program Graduates










9221 Forest Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23235
(804) 355-0300
FACT Autism Resource Center- 3509 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
CA works with autistic people and their families to help them thrive. Every day, we’re building a future where the most vulnerable Virginians can actively participate in our community and realize their full potential.
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