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The Occupational Therapy Training Program (OTTP) is a program division of Special Service for Groups, a large United Way non-profit organization.  OTTP provides occupational therapy and social services to over 800 at-risk youth annually in San Francisco who experience numerous barriers that hinder their success in academic and work environments. 

The barriers include:

 
  • mental health diagnoses
  • learning & emotional disabilities
  • economical disadvantages
 
  • probation status
  • runaway/homelessness
  • pregnancy and/or parenting
 
OTTP uses therapeutic interventions to teach life skills, compensatory techniques and empowerment strategies to maximize potential in age appropriate life roles. Youth benefit from:  
 

Achievement of developmental milestones  
  Increased self-esteem and confidence
  Enhanced independent living skills
  Work experience and job placement referrals
  Exposure to labor demand occupations
  Earned credits applied towards a high school diploma/GED
  Goal Development
  Continuing education placement
  Access to and increased awareness of community resources
  Development of a personalized employment portfolio
  •  Clarification of personal interests, values, and strengths as related to pursuing a career path.

 

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Page last updated on 01/10/2007             © 2006 Occupational Therapy Training Program

OTTP is a division of Special Service for Groups