About
Services To Enhance Potential (STEP) is a nonprofit organization providing support and services to nearly 1,300 persons with disabilities and other mental health needs in Wayne County. Founded in 1972, STEP aims to increase the number of persons who are employed, self-employed, and volunteer in their communities. The organization provides and supports a variety of employment and self-employment options, including Supported Employment, Transition Services, Engagement in the Community, and Programming. STEP has a strong reputation in the community for its employment focus on individuals with disabilities. With multiple locations throughout Wayne County, STEP offers a range of services to support individuals in achieving their chosen goals and personal satisfaction. Their mission is to support individuals in the pursuit of their chosen goals and the achievement of personal satisfaction in their lives. Services To Enhance Potential is a proud member of several local Chamber of Commerce organizations, including the Allen Park Chamber of Commerce, Canton Chamber of Commerce, Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce, Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce, Downriver Business Alliance, and Livonia-Westland Chamber of Commerce.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Supported Employment
STEP provides Supported Employment services to help individuals with disabilities find and maintain employment.
Transition Services
Transition Services are provided by STEP to support individuals in making plans for their future, including finding employment, earning an income, and pursuing their interests in the community.
Engagement in the Community
STEP offers opportunities for integration into the community in meaningful and exciting ways, including culinary arts classes and the Progressive Art Studio Collective.
Programming
STEP provides a full array of supports coordination services and the delivery of person-centered planning for persons with a wide array of disabilities in varied work and residential situations.