Employment For Members

Club Fellowship encourages members to become more independent by providing Employment Services.

Employment Services assists members in all of their work-related needs.

Club Fellowship provides assistance, guidance, and support to members.

Each member is provided with information on current employment opportunities and assistance to our members accomplish their goals. 

The Clubhouse provides a variety of employment assistance

Transitional Employment

Club Fellowship is a research and evidence based psychosocial rehabilitation program that helps people with mental health challenges obtain and maintain employment. 

Local businesses enter into an employment partnership with ‘Clubhouse’ because we can provide quality personnel to fulfill entry level, part-time, seasonal, intermittent or repetitive roles that are sometimes hard to fill jobs, on an ongoing basis. 

We commit to providing 100% job coverage and full-time job coaching support. 

Members of the clubhouse work at the employer’s place of business and are paid by the employer. 

Members are selected by the clubhouse for the positions through a process of inhouse training providing the necessary work skills through psychosocial education, coaching and instruction using a research and evidence based emotional intelligence and values systems framework. 

Clubhouse member employment in the business community positively helps to reduce the stigma of mental illness in the workplace and to raise mental health awareness for all.

Work opportunity tax credits may be available as part of this program. 

Supported Employment

You got the job. We’ll help you succeed.

Supported Employment is designed for members who obtain competitive employment and would benefit from continued support as they adjust to and maintain their position.

Club Fellowship can provide ongoing employment support based on the individual needs of the member. Support may focus on navigating workplace challenges, strengthening communication, maintaining successful employment, and working toward future career goals.

Our goal is not only to help members get a job—but to help them succeed at work.

Independent Employment

Your career. Your goals. Support when you need it.

Members who pursue employment independently can continue to access Club Fellowship’s employment resources and support.

Members may receive assistance with:

  • Searching for job opportunities
  • Completing applications
  • Creating or updating a resume
  • Preparing for interviews
  • Practicing interview questions
  • Identifying employment goals
  • Addressing employment-related concerns

 

Members are encouraged to take the lead in their employment journey while knowing that Club Fellowship is available when additional guidance or support is needed.

“Everyone has something to offer”

Building Skills. Building Confidence. Building Opportunities.