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The Inclusive Career Advancement Program (ICAP) helps people with disabilities get the training they need to find a pathway to a career, not just a job.
A team of disability and employment experts help eligible Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) clients complete a certificate or degree at participating community colleges and find employment. Through individualized support, ICAP opens the door to a living wage and a lifetime of career advancement potential. ICAP is a grant-funded program through the U.S. Department of Education supported by Cornell University and Portland Community College.
After his release from prison, Louie Wahl was ready to turn his life around. He is completing a certificate in Addiction Studies at Klamath Community College and working as a substance abuse recovery intern.
The certificate prepares him for a job in software and systems troubleshooting, technical support or end-user training. It also sets him on a pathway to his dream job in cybersecurity.
Are you ready for college? Watch this video to see available programs and how to get started with ICAP.
Learn about ICAP career pathway options at participating colleges:
Email: icap@odhsoha.oregon.gov
Statewide partners:
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