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Number
of individuals served:
383
Number earning a wage when they enter 61 participants
PEP
Number that went to plan: 306
Number that were closed Rehabilitated 182
Number that obtain employment 200
Number self-employed 30
Average wage: $11.62 per hour
Average hours worked:
32 hours per week
Male 203
Female
180
Range
18-62
Median
35
Visual Impairment 3 participants
Hearing Impairment
17 participants
Learning Disability
50 participants
Mental Health 82
participants
Physical Disability
84 participants
Developmental Disability
55 participants
Chemical Sensitivity
3 participants
Software Packager Factory Worker
Advocate
Property Manager
Custodian
Electrician Apprentice
Office support
Child care
Pilots Therapist
Sales
Mekaya
Medical Billing
Mortgage Broker
Barista
Counselor Aide
Bus Cleaner
Trainer
Courtesy Clerk
Floral Assistant
Van Driver
Consultant to the courts
on working with Samoan youth
Food Service Worker
Recycle worker
Bus Driver
Legal Assistant
Writer
Quality Control
Cabinet Maker
Bilingual Customer Service
Photographer
Elevator operator
Reservation Agent
Cashier
Espresso Cart Owner
Vet Assistant
Pizza Maker
Housekeeper
Mail Delivery
Pretzel Twister
Customer Card Design
Wholesale florist
Baker
Esthertician
Administrator
Marketing
Sign Maker
Steward
Vacuum Repair
Resource Coordinator
Laundry worker
Data Entry
Landscape
Usher
Clothing Designer
Make-up Artist
Handyman
Truck Driver
Welder Assistant
System Tech
Network Specialist
Metal Cleaner
Vocational Counselor
Analyst
Construction Manager
Stock Clerk
Mechanical engineer
Building Inspector
Loan Officer
Window Installer
Printer
Quality Control
LAN Administrator
Telemarketing
Medical Assistant
Teachers Aide
Day Porter
Construction
Youth Worker
Nursing assistant
Receptionist
Carpenter
Painter
Equipment Design
Machinist
Graphic Design Assistant
Drywall Installer
Web page Designer
Grocery Clerk
Card Designer
Painter
Pet Sitter
CAD Drafter
ESI Trainer
Mechanic
Chore Worker
Valet Parking
Night Auditor
Ironworker
Catering
HIV Counselor
Travel Assistant
Pharmacy Tech
Night Auditor
Number of participants that
were white:
258
Number of participants that
were African American:
76
Number of participants that
were Native American:
15
Number of participants that
were Samoan:
3
Number of participants that
were Hispanic:
25
Number of participants that
were Thai:
3
Number of participants that
were Asian:
3
The following data is based on 250 Evaluations:
Based on Your Experience Would You Use PEP Again:
230 Participants would use PEP again
20 Participants would not use PEP again
Amount of Control You Have Over Your PEP decisions:
35 participants felt they had all the control
147 participants felt they had most of the control
57
participants felt they had some control
10
participants felt they had no control
83
participants felt they made all the choices in
their vocational plan
120
participants felt they made the majority of choices
in their vocational plan
43
participants felt they made some of the choices in
their vocational plan
5
participants felt they made few of the choices in
their vocational plan
0
participants felt they made none of the choice in
their vocational plan
44
participants felt they had total control
113
participants felt they had the majority of control
63
participants felt they had some control
17
participants felt they had limited control
12
participants felt they had no control
Due To Your Experience With PEP Has There Been A Change In Your Ability To Make Decisions
147
participants felt their ability to make decisions
was better
93
participants felt there was no change in their
ability to make decisions
10
participants felt their ability to make decisions
was worse
208
participants felt their ability to plan for the
future was better
37
participants felt there was no change in their
ability to plan for the future
5
participants felt their ability to plan for the
future was worse