One Birmingham partnership + dozens of first jobs for teens with learning differences

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A Summer Student Employee Through Triumph Services' Jet Program Breaks Down Boxes At Publisher'S Warehouse, An Ebsco Company
A summer student employee through Triumph Services’ JET program breaks down boxes at Publishers’ Warehouse, an EBSCO company. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Remember your first job? While picking up workplace fundamentals may seem routine for many, it can be a roadblock for neurodivergent teens.

We’re here with a truly textbook case of how that can be a positive experience at a longtime Birmingham company, Publishers’ Warehouse, thanks to a partnership with the nonprofit, Triumph Services.

Read on to learn how these organizations are connecting local youths to meaningful work every summer.

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Lisa Battles
Lisa Battles

Lisa is a content strategist, editor and writer with 25+ years of experience in news, marketing and PR for leading brands in tourism, economic development, media and music. She is a journalism graduate of Auburn University.

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