History:
Employment Horizons , formerly known as the Occupational Training Center of Morris County, was founded in 1957 by a group of concerned parents who wanted to expand work and personal growth opportunities for their children with disabilities. During the fifties and sixties, those with disabilities had very few options available to them and special education services were just evolving. Work centers were developed at that time to provide adults with disabilities a place where they could go to earn money and maintain their self-respect.
Over the years, our agency has implemented innovative programs to meet the needs and choices of the individuals we serve, both on-site as well as in the community.
Leadership:
Click here for information on our Board of Directors and Executive Staff.
Business Services Provided:
For over five decades, our agency has met the needs of hundreds of small and large companies in the tristate area by providing them with trained, dependable and highly motivated employees to fill service-sector, fulfillment, groundskeeping and janitorial positions. Employers and workers consistently report high satisfaction with their business relationships. Click here to learn more about the services that our agency provides to the business community.
Individual Services Provided:
Employment Horizons is the premier provider of comprehensive employment, training, and job placement services in the greater Morris County area.
Our program participants include individuals with developmental, mental health and physical challenges. Several years ago, our mission was expanded to also serve disadvantaged persons who are not necessarily disabled such as those on public assistance. For information on the programs and services provided to individuals with disabilities and other disadvantages, click here.
Financials:
The agency budget for 2012 is $7.4 million.
Please click here to view the 2010 Annual Report (PDF).
Employment Horizons is a United Way Agency.Click Here to learn more about the United Way of Morris County.