Adults with Disabilities

Palo Alto Adult School has developed some unique programs for serving disabled members of our community. We provide classes for people recovering from emotionally disabling illnesses. Our goal is to help these adults get back into the work force. Another program, Adult Transition Partnership Program, offers job preparation skills through the Department of Rehabilitation.

ACADEMIC FUNCTIONS

ONGOING · No Fee*
Wednesday · 9:45-11:15 a.m. and 1:30-2:45 p.m.
Friday · 1-3 p.m.
Wesley Methodist Church

Instructor: Barbara Menoff Call 650-324-3330 to register

People recovering from emotionally disabling illnesses receive assistance in developing appropriate social and work skills in this educational program. Services provided include: structured small classes that focus on independent living and work skills; prevocational counseling; guidance in part-time training; and individual and family counseling. For information call the Transitional Program at (650) 324-3330.

ADULT TRANSITION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM

ONGOING · No Fee*
Tue, Wed and Thu · 9 a.m.-12 noon
HOPE, Mountain View

Instructor: Beth Beiers Call 650-329-3752 for more information.

Job preparation skills including interviewing, résumé preparation, job search skills and employment retention will be taught along with GED and high school diploma requirements as needed. This course is offered in conjunction with the State of California Department of Rehabilitation. Please call the Adult School office for more information: (650) 329-3752.

*STATE SUPPORTED CLASSES

Classes marked by an * are partially supported by funding from the state.