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What Works, What Doesn’t Work

What Works, What Doesn’t Work

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What Works, What Doesn’t Work

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  1. What Works, What Doesn’t Work Use this brain storming tool to explore any idea related to jobs, tasks, supervision, transportation, etc. On a flipchart or piece of paper record “what works” on one half of the paper and “what doesn’t work” on the other half. The best way to use this tool is by coming up with a strategy that DOES WORK for each one that doesn’t. This technique is especially effective to get people to think positively about possibilities and solve problems.

  2. Possible Accommodations Needed:________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

  3. Resources Employment and Self-Employment • The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (877) 243-2823 • Local Mental Health Agency with an Employment Program • (Aurora Mental Health Center, Community Reach Center, Jefferson Center for Mental Health, Mental Health Center of Denver, ALLHealth Network, etc.) • Small Business Development Centers (Denver, Aurora, Westminster, Boulder, etc.) • SCORE www.score.org - small business start up mentors and workshops Education • Educational Opportunity Centers (CCD, CSU, Greeley, Adams County) • College Disability Services or Accessibility Services at Community Colleges and Universities Volunteering • Metro Volunteers (303)282-1234

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