Your journey starts here.
There is nothing like the feeling of working hard and succeeding at attaining one’s goals. We celebrate these moments. Lanakila Employment Services provides hands-on training to empower individuals with disabilities. We show them how they can thrive on their own, with just a little help.
Our Program
In our job readiness classes and training sessions, participants fine-tune social and vocational skills. Coupled with individualized plans and coaching, these confidence-building experiences at our Hawaii-based employment services program pave the start of their career path.
Our Program
In our job readiness classes and training sessions, participants fine-tune social and vocational skills. Coupled with individualized plans and coaching, these confidence-building experiences at our Hawaii-based employment services program pave the start of their career path.
Our Program
In our job readiness classes and training sessions, participants fine-tune social and vocational skills. Coupled with individualized plans and coaching, these confidence-building experiences at our Hawaii-based employment services program pave the start of their career path.
How it Works
Eligibility
Intake & Assessment
Benefits
Eligibility
Intake & Assessment
Benefits
We Build Foundations
A sense of responsibility.
“I look forward to seeing people at work. I like to pass out plates! I scoop up sauce for the spaghetti, I wash the dishes, I wash the bags, and mop the floor!”
As a member of the summer training program, Ronald fine tuned technical and social skills while working at locations such as Hawaii Foodbank. With this new experience under his belt, he felt prepared to enter the working world, landing a position as a food service worker at Lanakila Kitchen.
Ronald’s family says they’ve seen a huge change in his confidence since his training, especially in initiating and maintaining conversations. He has been inspired to work toward getting a larger role in a kitchen in the coming years.
We Build Foundations
A sense of responsibility.
As a member of the summer training program, Ronald fine tuned technical and social skills while working at locations such as Hawaii Foodbank. With this new experience under his belt, he felt prepared to enter the working world, landing a position as a food service worker at Lanakila Kitchen.
Ronald’s family says they’ve seen a huge change in his confidence since his training, especially in initiating and maintaining conversations. He has been inspired to work toward getting a larger role in a kitchen in the coming years.
“I look forward to seeing people at work. I like to pass out plates! I scoop up sauce for the spaghetti, I wash the dishes, I wash the bags, and mop the floor!”