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1Faculty of Health and Social Care, EPRC, Edge Hill University, Ormskirk, UK. axel.kaehne@edgehill.ac.uk.
Project SEARCH UK offers internships for young people with intellectual disabilities, achieving an average employment rate of 50%. This supported employment program is a valuable addition to UK provisions.
Area of Science:
- Disability Studies
- Vocational Rehabilitation
- Educational Psychology
Background:
- Project SEARCH UK is an internship program designed for young individuals with intellectual disabilities transitioning from education.
- The program aims to facilitate employment opportunities for participants nearing the completion of their schooling.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of Project SEARCH UK in providing employment opportunities.
- To determine the employment rates achieved by participants in the Project SEARCH UK program.
Main Methods:
- Data were collected from all 17 operational Project SEARCH UK sites.
- Employment outcomes for 315 participants were analyzed.
Main Results:
- The analysis indicated that Project SEARCH UK achieves an average employment rate of approximately 50%.
- Pay and employment-related data were available for a subsample of participants.
Conclusions:
- Project SEARCH UK is a significant contribution to supported employment services in the UK.
- The program's unique model offers insights into best practices for supported employment.
- Findings have implications for the development and improvement of other supported employment initiatives.
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