Mission:
"Dedicated to assisting individuals with disabilities live independent and purposeful lives."
Vision:
"Developing
opportunities and partnerships for individuals with disabilities by providing diversified, comprehensive, professional, and quality
services which focus on turning disabilities into abilities."
901 Atlantic Avenue, Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215-1810
Phone: 609 965-6871
Fax: 609 965-3099
CODI Business Services
Staff Qualifications
All staff meet funding source background screening requirements and are trained in working with individuals with disabilities and disadvantages, human rights and a variety of health and safety areas including certification in CPR, First Aid, and Defensive driving. Continuing education in the field of disabilities is encouraged.
With over 20 years of CARF accreditation CODI is committed to enhancing the quality of its services through a voluntary process of accountability that is focused on the consumer.
Accreditations:
CODI is accredited by the Commission on
Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)
for the following:
Case Management/Services Coordination
Community Housing
Comprehensive Vocational Evaluation Services
Employment Development Services
Job Development
Job Supports
Organizational Employment Services
Workforce Development
Career Opportunity Development, Inc.
Founded in 1970, Career Opportunity Development, Inc. (CODI) was originally known as The Atlantic County Opportunity Center for the Handicapped. Our program began with 25 participants and has expanded to serve more than 1,000 unduplicated consumers annually.
What began as a small store front day program has evolved into a diverse company offering:
Career counseling Case Management
Food Service Training Janitorial Training
Job Coaching Job Search/Job Development
Life Skills Training MICA Support Group
Prisoner Re-entry Initiative (PRI) Residential Services
Sheltered Employment Supported Employment
Vocational Evaluation and Training CODI Owned and Operated Businesses
Our Current Fundraisers
Sub Sale
Wednesday, August 5, 2009