MISSION: UCP WORK, Inc. is dedicated to providing services to residents of the Tri-Counties with developmental disabilities, so that they may work and live as contributing citizens within the community of their choice.

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New UCP WORK, Inc. Mentor Alliance: A Community-Based Initiative

By Rae van Seenus on Oct 09, 2020 at 05:45 PM in UCP WORK, Inc. Blog

Increasing Access and Opportunity for Santa Barbara County Job Seekers

UCP WORK, Inc. Mentor Alliance: A Community-Based Initiative

Join the UCP WORK Inc. Mentor Alliance, a community-based initiative to match business owners, experts, and artists with active job seekers, based on their career goals.  Become a valuable mentor to an individual receiving job development services through UCP WORK Inc.  Build rewarding connections, and empower a person with disabilities, by sharing vital knowledge and experience of your industry or line of work.  

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A monthly commitment in the UCP WORK, Inc. Mentor Alliance will help encourage people with disabilities to build career goals, job skills, and ultimately find equal long-term employment.

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Learn more about UCP WORK, Inc. Employment Services for the Santa Barbara and Santa Maria disability community. 

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For more information or questions about the UCP WORK, Inc. Mentor Alliance and/or to sign-up, please contact Jake Lowry, Job Developer at jlowry@ucpworkinc.org