(949) 837-7280

info@vocationalvisions.org

Donate Now

Current Employment Partners

We Appreciate our Current Employment Partners

Vocational Visions has been providing work training and employment services to individuals with intellectual/developmental and other disabilities since 1974. We would like to highlight some of the wonderful businesses that have a current employment or internship partnership with one or more of our persons served. We appreciate their commitment to inclusiveness in the workforce. Please consider being a patron of as many of these businesses as you can to show them support in honor of our successful partnerships.

Here are Some of our Current Employment Partners

Contact

If your business or franchise would like discuss the process for hiring or offering a Paid Internship Program opportunity to one of our amazing hardworking participants, please call Vickie Stamm at (949) 837-7280 ext. 214.

Creating opportunities for adults with disabilities in Orange County, CA since 1974

Make a Donation
♥ or
Reach Us To Help

Howard Neufeld

Board Member

Howard Neufeld celebrated his 40th year as a Board member with Vocational Visions in 2022. Howard serves as one of the attorneys for Vocational Visions, and was previously on the Board of Advisors with Elwyn (an organization which provides services and support for adults and children with intellectual/developmental disabilities) before joining the Vocational Visions Board of Directors in 1982.

Howard’s background in the adults with disabilties community includes serving as Executive Director of the Orange County Association for Retarded Citizens (now know as The ARC). As an attorney, he’s a general practicioner, handling a diverse range of cases. He’s done workshops for Vocational Visions families on Special Needs Trusts, and also prepared special needs trusts for Vocational Visions participant families. Howard also has extensive knowledge of employment law and helps advise Vocational Visions on personnel matters. Two of the quotes that resonate with Howard are “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you,” and “Don’t be petty.”