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Home of Hope uses the concept of “client operated businesses” to facilitate job placements for disabled persons it serves. These are in the forms of facility based businesses and community based enclaves/work crews.
Facility based businesses are much like sheltered workshops and utilize job coaches to teach vocational skills to clients.
Enclaves and work crews are small groups of people funded by Home of Hope and supported by a trained job coach.
Mobile groups who fulfill your labor needs at your location
Examples include janitorial crews, assembly, cleaning & stocking
Home of Hope maintains all records, makes payroll, provides insurance and tracks production.
Work is completed to your standards
All facility based and enclave/work crew businesses are owned by Home of Hope and supervised by our Vocational Program Coordinators.
- ATTENTION TO DETAIL: a professional auto detailing business that provides employment opportunities to our clients. They learn to fine tune their skills in a step by step task list and interact with customers while enjoying the downtown location. Detailing services are provided for autos, RV’s and boats.
- CENTSIBLE SPENDING I & II: community based thrift stores located in Vinita and Claremore. Clients employed by these businesses learn skills in customer relations, coordination of donations, pricing and display of products, inventory management, operation of a cash register & making change. Contributions of products to our thrift stores are tax deductible.
- HORNETS CORNER DINER: is a public restaurant located at Home of Hope’s main campus which is operated by staff and clients. Open to the public from 7am to 2pm, Monday through Friday. Clients working here learn cash register and money skills, customer relations, proper food handling and preparation, delivery, inventory and janitorial skills.
- SALVATION ARMY SERVICE CENTER & FOOD PANTRY: located in Miami, clients employed here learn to interact with the public, facilitate paperwork, product handing and inventory.
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