Vocational Unit
"The Clubhouse vocational unit provides employment, continuing education, and housing support to help members regain confidence and motivation, empowering them to achieve economic success and independence."
    Transitional Employment (TE):  TE offers members the opportunity to enter or re-enter employment in the community with job support from a placement manager.  Placements are part-time and typically from 6 to 9 months.  A Clubhouse staff member fills in if a member is unable to work on a given day, ensuring the job is covered and remains available.

    Supported Employment:  Assists members who are ready for more permanent employment. After the member obtains employment, the Clubhouse placement manager develops and maintains a positive relationship with the employer. Positions are ongoing and can be either part-time or full-time.

    Independent Employment:  Clubhouse members also obtain independent employment on their own or with the assistance of placement managers.

    Education:​  Supports members with achieving their educational goals.  Staff meet with members to identify their goals and needs, working one-on-one to create individualized plans or providing assistance when needed. 

    Housing:  Having a safe place to live is essential to a person's recovery process.  The Clubhouse supports members in finding and maintaining safe, stable, and affordable long-term housing.