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Learn more about PSP’s role in advocating for the rights of people with developmental disabilities.

This page provides links to PSP videos and articles about those we serve and the importance of supported employment services.

Videos

David's Story: A School-to-Work Transition Success
PSP's employment training and support services helped David successfully transition from school to working two jobs in the community—at the Kirkland Reporter and Glassybaby.

How Does Working Enrich A Life?
Explores how working in the community impacts the lives of PSP’s program participants.

How Our Work Makes a Difference
Program participants and their families share their personal thoughts on working with PSP for supported employment services.

Articles

Retirement Message from Sara McIlvaine and Cathy Ann Mallman
A farewell message and statement of gratitude from Sara and Cathy Ann as they reflect on their retirement and the acquisition of PSP by SKCAC.

Exciting Opportunities at the City of Bellevue
Nominated by PSP for its commitment to workplace equality, the City of Bellevue was awarded the 2018 Washington State Governor’s “Public Employer Award" for their Supported Employment program.

PSP Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Sara McIlvaine and Cathy Ann Mallman reflect on thirty-five years of helping people with disabilities find career fulfillment and thank the community for their support in reaching this milestone.

2017 CARF Survey Summary
Includes summary highlights of PSP's 2017 CARF Survey. In addition to receiving a three-year accreditation extension, PSP was awarded an unprecedented second “no recommendations for improvement” service evaluation.

City of Seattle Supported Employment Program Annual Reports
A summary of the successful outcomes of the City of Seattle’s supported employment program, a “best practices” model with local, national and international prominence.

Supported Employment Program Energizes the Workplace
The benefits of diversity in the workplace are explored in light of the City of Bellevue’s new supported employment program begun in partnership with PSP.

2014 CARF Survey Summary
Provides a summary of PSP’s 2014 CARF Survey. PSP was awarded a three-year accreditation with "no recommendations for improvement" by the surveyor.

INROADS TO INCLUSION—PSP Marks 68th Job Placement at Microsoft
Since 1984, PSP has partnered with Microsoft to develop jobs for its program participants. The article celebrates the milestone of its sixty eighth placement on the Microsoft Campus.

Microsoft Dining Services Embraces Diversity
Compass/Eurest Elements Magazine
As part of its commitment to diversity, Eurest Dining Services has joined with PSP to employ people with disabilities in its cafes and dining rooms across the Microsoft Campus.

PSP Letter of Recommendation from Jerome "Jiff" Searing
The father of supported employee Wil Searing shares the reasons behind his family's decision to choose PSP for employment services.

PSP Letter of Thanks and Endorsement from Vanessa Hair
The mother of a supported employee thanks PSP for helping her daughter Kendyl find an enriching career.

Supported Employees Tour the Mayor's Office
Mayor Mike McGinn's Blog, City of Seattle
Workers from the City of Seattle's Supported Employee program, including PSP's Jenny
Therrien, toured Mayor McGinn's office and shared their work experiences.

Enriching Award for Café Operator
Microsoft Inside Tracks
Nominated for its support in employing PSP participants, Eurest wins Life Enrichment Award.

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