Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) Works

Provides employment support to people with disabilities in Ohio. Individuals must apply for services and select a vocational rehabilitation provider to work with. Service providers can help with career counseling, skill training, job placement, and more. OOD Works programs also include:

• Ohio Vocational Apprentice Program: Provides paid apprenticeships for individuals with disabilities ages 18 and older. The goal of the program is for apprentices to secure permanent employment in state government after the completion of the program. Visit the website to apply.
  150 East Campus View Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio 43235
  (614) 306-1744
  ood.ohio.gov/information-for-individuals/services/student-services/postsecondary/ohio-vocational-apprentice-program
• College2Careers (C2C): Partners with Ohio colleges and universities to ensure students with disabilities have the support they need to complete degrees, attain credentials and earn higher wages. C2C counselors are located in the disability services or career services office at each partnership school to help students with exploring careers, writing a resume, finding employment and prepping for interviews. This program is specifically for individuals with physical, intellectual, sensory, and mental health disabilities. Financial support for tuition or educational expenses is available for those who qualify. Go online for a list of participating schools and contact information. Visit the website for detailed contact information and to apply.
  ood.ohio.gov/information-for-individuals/services/student-services/postsecondary/ohio-college-2-careers

Find an OOD Office & Contact Information: ood.ohio.gov/about-us/find+us/find-us
oodworks.com