Project SEARCH and War Memorial Hospital have teamed up to help Upper Peninsula students this school year, and after a year and a half of planning they held a ribbon cutting Monday, October 1.

Program to Help Students With Disabilities Find Jobs Comes to the Soo

This 2017 graduate of the Project SEARCH program at Children’s Hospital, Omaha has a job that’s a perfect match for his skills and interests. What’s more–he’s making a difference every day!

Story Man Brings Joy to Sick Children

Interns from Alamance Regional Medical Center Project SEARCH and Allstate insurance agents volunteered with Hospice of Alamance-Caswell shopping for supplies and food,  and organizing and relabeling the supply closets.

Project SEARCH Interns Volunteer to aid Hospice

This program grad learned barista skills as an intern and then used those skills to get the job he wanted.

Project SEARCH graduate uses barista skills to get dream job

On a day of singular celebration, a Baltimore mom had reason to be doubly proud as she watched not one, but two sons graduate with the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Project SEARCH Class of 2018.

Celebration, Inspiration at Project SEARCH Graduation

All six Project SEARCH interns at Marshall Medical Center have been hired to work in the hospitals or by local businesses. And two of the teens found love in the program and have tied the knot!

Wedding Bells for Project SEARCH Interns

Six Greenville, NC seniors were the stars of the show at the Project SEARCH Vidant graduation held at Vidant Medical Center’s Monroe Conference Center.

Project SEARCH helps students find workplace skills

Project SEARCH at the University of Washington is operated in partnership with the university and Seattle Public Schools. The program helps young people with autism gain skills vital to workplaces — and, by the end of the school year, to find jobs.

How UW, Microsoft are pitching in to help job-hunters with autism