Category: Benefits

The Emmaus Career Path

When Olu joined Emmaus in 2007, she thought it was just a temporary job. Seventeen years later, she’s an Associate Director—proof that Emmaus is more than a workplace. It’s where careers grow, and passion meets purpose.

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Diversity at Emmaus

What is Diversity, Equity and Inclusion? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a phrase that has become important to individuals and organizations that are working

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From Nervous to Comfortable – How Training Helps

Starting a new career is exciting, but you may also feel nervous ahead of your first day. Getting new job nerves is completely normal and something that most people experience. However, it can still feel challenging to face a new job when feeling anxious. This is why we do everything we can to help you feel comfortable when you start a career at Emmaus.

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BBB Accredited Charity Seal Holder

Emmaus is proud to announce that we have earned our status as a Better Business Bureau (BBB) Accredited Charity Seal Holder. After completing a thorough review process, Emmaus has met BBB’s Standards for Charity Accountability…

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Training Adapting to COVID

The training at Emmaus has always been held in high regards. New and longstanding Direct Support Professionals attribute hands-on training to their personal growth in the developmental disability field. So how does hands-on training work in this era of hands-off experiences?

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Creating an Inclusive Community

Emmaus is a leader in creating an inclusive community. With your help, people with developmental disabilities have overcome stigmatization and exclusion. Emmaus’ presence in our community makes it a welcoming place for people of all abilities…

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Promoting from Within

While other companies were making layoffs, Emmaus stayed true to our commitment of career growth and hiring essential workers. Where some saw challenges, Emmaus saw opportunity…

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