Impact
NextStep Recycling:
Job Training Partnerships
NextStep Recycling presently works with:
- Lane Workforce Partnership
- Oregon Department of Human Services
- Laurel Hill Center
- Springfield Special Education Life Skills Program
- Lane County Community Services
- Specialized Employment Services
- State of Oregon Jobs Plus Program
- Experience Works Federal Job Program
- University of Oregon – Internship
- Lane Community College – Internship
- Pioneer Pacific – Internship
- A3 Highschool – Internship
- Mckenzie Personal
NextStep offers job and social skills training to community members of all abilities. We work with many social services agencies, schools, and nonprofits, connecting their clients with real-life work experience. We have three training opportunities for volunteers. We recognize and support the abilities of each participant rather than focusing on their prior life experiences or disabilities.
- 60-hour training
Part of our education curriculum includes an internet-ready computer.
NextStep Recycling
Placement Partnerships
Community Supported Shelters
https://communitysupportedshelters.org/
Adventure Children’s Museum
https://adventurechildrensmuseum.org/
Oregon Black Education Foundation
https://obefoundation.org/
Veteran’s Legacy
https://www.veteranslegacyoregon.org/
Easter Seals
https://www.easterseals.com/oregon/
Looking Glass
https://www.lookingglass.us/
15th Night
https://www.15thnight.org/
Goodwill Job Connections
https://goodwill-oregon.org/job-connections
KindTree Productions Autism Rocks!
http://www.kindtree.org
Kind Tree receives requests for systems for anyone with autism, including families, and refers the request to NextStep Recycling.
Laurel Hill Center
http://www.laurel.org
Laurel Hill Center is committed to helping people with psychiatric disabilities make choices and acquire skills that increase their self-reliance and ability to live and work in the community.
Bridgeway House
http://www.bridgewayhouse.org/
Bridgeway House serves the needs of children with autism and related disabilities while educating and supporting their families.
ARC Lane County
http://www.arclane.org/
The Arc advocates for enhancing dignity, expanding opportunities, and protecting the rights of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
Oregon Supported Living Program
http://www.oslp.org/
Oregon Supported Living Program is a non-profit agency supporting adults with developmental disabilities. Individual programs are designed not only to meet the person’s needs but, just as importantly, to allow them to realize their desires, wishes, and dreams.
Direction Services
http://www.directionservice.org/
Direction Service has four major programs: Family Support & Service Coordination, Information Services, Counseling Center, and Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education
NextStep Recycling:
Community Outreach
By informing our community about how they can recycle items that would otherwise be highly harmful to our environment, we hope to encourage individuals to change their behavior and way of thinking. We hope to keep our community safe from waste to meet our priority of empowering people to protect their planet. We also participate in community events on national holidays such as Earth Day, ReUse Day, and America Recycles Day.
Please contact us to schedule one of our staff to speak to your group or attend an event.