Sharon Militello • August 3, 2026

RCPA Member Allied Services Partners With Businesses to Offer Employment to Disabled

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Sharon Militello

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August 3, 2026

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Article by The Times-Tribune: Published August 3, 2026

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A work services program offered by Allied Services provides individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities more than a chance to earn a paycheck — it also helps them gain valuable employment and communication skills.


For more than six decades, Allied has collaborated with local businesses to give their clients hands-on workforce experience through its Vocational Services Division’s Work Services Program.

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