Services for Individuals

Our services are free to individuals when they are referred by another agency. To learn more about qualifying for free services, click here. Private pay is available in very rare circumstances and is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please contact PiE, Inc. directly if you are interested in private pay.

PARTNERS in Employment, Inc. was established to assist individuals to find a job and keep a job. We help individuals determine a career path with Community-Based Assessments, Career Exploration, and Vocational Evaluations. PiE, Inc. assists in writing a resume, interviewing, finding job leads, networking and more with Job Development services. Our Job Coaching services assist individuals in learning job duties by putting a job coach right alongside the individual. With Long Term Supports, we continue to check in with individuals at regular intervals to make sure everything continues okay at the job. Other Services fill in the gaps with benefits analysis (to see how SSI and/or SSDI will be affected by working). Our aim is to help you find work and to keep you working!

Youth Services are available during the school year through Pre-Employment Transitional Services classes. The five core classes include Instructionon Self-Advocacy, Counseling on Post-Secondary Opportunities, Job Exploration Counseling, Workplace Readiness Training, and Work-Based Learning. These classes are offered throughout the year and during the school year can be completed at your local school or virtually. During the summer, extended Job Exploration and Summer Work Experiences are available to further introduce and prepare tomorrow's workforce!

To learn more about our different types of services click on the links below.

Community-Based Assessments 
Career Exploration 
Vocational Evaluations 
Job Development 
Job Coaching
Long Term Support 
Other Services 
Summer Youth 

You have

• The right to be fully informed of your rights and exercise them without fear of reprisal.
• The right to be treated with dignity and respect.
• The right to be free from abuse, neglect, humiliations, retaliation, and financial or other exploitation.
• The right to access your records.
• The right to receive services in clean and sanitary conditions.
• The right to choose to work or not work at community employers of your choice.
• The right to be free from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age (40 or older), disability, and genetic information (including family medical history).
• The right to make choices.
• The right to privacy.
• The right to have visitors.
• The right to send and receive mail.
• The right to make and receive phone calls.
• The right to confidentiality.
• The right to practice your religion or faith.
• The right to personal property, including communication devices.
• The right to freedom of movement and expression.
• The right to not be photographed, audio taped or videotaped unless you or your legal representative agree in writing.
• The right to receive minimum wage if participating in a Community-Based Assessment, Work Adjustment, or Summer Youth Work Experience.
• The right to express your consent or disagreement with the services we offer and the plan for how those services will be delivered.