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We are assisting our community-based vocational training program aims to empower special needs students aged 18 and above by providing them with the necessary skills and support to gain meaningful employment.

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CIVIC EVENTS

There are several civic events that can assist special needs individuals in becoming more employable. Some examples we include at Life Strive are...

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Engaging special needs adults in cultural activities can contribute to their employability by fostering personal growth, skill development...

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We are assisting our
community-based
vocational training program
aims to empower special
needs students.

A community-based vocational training program dedicated to empowering individuals with special needs to reach their full potential in the workforce.

At Life Strive, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to gain meaningful employment and lead fulfilling lives. 

Life Strive’s
Chairman

Empower our community by providing education, workforce and programs that teaches innovation.

We touch dozens of lives of everyday people making real differences to people’s physical, mental and emotional health. Here are a few stats:

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SUCCESS STORIES

Dorian

"Hello, my name is Dorian, and I have a learning disability and Autism. I enrolled in a vocational training program that focused on independent living, basic living, social skills, and community participation. Through hands-on training and support from an experienced instructor such as Shanta, I developed my skills in customer service as a courtesy clerk/grocery bagger. After receiving various job skills in the vocational program within assigned worksites, I was thrilled to secure a job as a courtesy clerk/grocery bagger. The vocational training program not only equipped me with the necessary skills but also helped me build confidence and develop a strong work ethic. I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue my interest in working and contributing to the community in the food industry. This job has given me a sense of purpose and independence, and I am grateful for the vocational training program that made it possible. I hope my story inspires others with special needs to explore their interests and pursue fulfilling careers."

Tega's Success Story

"Hi, my name is Tega, and I have Autism. After completing a vocational training program that focused on job skills, I was determined to find a college to study in the IT field. With the help of my determined parents and with Shanta’s support, agencies were located which specialize in supporting individuals with disabilities, I landed a college to study agriculture and technology with support. I am grateful for the inclusive work environment that values diversity and provides accommodations to meet my needs. The job training at diverse worksites and suggested courses has allowed me to utilize my strengths, problem-solving skills, and passion for technology. I am proud to be a contributing member of the team and to prove that individuals with special needs can excel in the workforce. I hope my story encourages others to pursue their career goals and never give up on their dreams."

Michelle

"My name is Michelle, and I have learning disabilities and hearing impairment. I completed a vocational training program that focused on building job skills and increasing my independence with Ms. Shanta and an assigned job coach. Thanks to the support and guidance I received, I was able to secure a job at a hotel. I am thrilled to be part of a helpful team and contribute to the workplace. This opportunity has not only given me a sense of purpose but has also boosted my confidence and self-esteem. I am grateful for the inclusive environment that recognizes and values my abilities. I hope my story inspires others with special needs to pursue their dreams and find meaningful employment."

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Community-based
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