Community Organizations
Community Resource File

750

Community Options, Inc.

ADDRESS

16 Farber Road

Princeton,  NJ   08540

PHONE

609-951-9900

FAX

609-951-9112

EMAIL

corey.hribar@comop.org

moreinfo@comop.org

INTERNET ADDRESS

http://www.comop.org

ADMINISTRATOR

Corey Hribar, Executive Director 


DESCRIPTION

A national, non-profit organization providing employment

services and appropriate housing for more than 1500 people

with disabilities throughout New Jersey, New York, New Mexico,

Tennessee, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Texas. The

agency also advocates for disability issues worldwide by sharing

its expertise, knowledge and best practices in Egypt, Belgium,

Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. 

PROGRAMS

Employment: People with severe disabilities are placed in real

jobs at minimum wage or better. The technology department

works with employers to adapt and apply relevant technology.

Option Quest:  A community based alternative to traditional

day programs.  Activities include employment, volunteer

opportunities, continuing education, civic, community and

recreational activities. 

Community Options Business Advisory Council (COBAC)

Council membership is composed of local civic leaders who

advise the executive directors of local Community Options

offices on important issues, help to organize and carry out

fundraising activities, and to extablish and maintain corporate

and civic ties in each locality where Community Options operates

a program.  The Council also provides expertise in identifying

vendors, analyzing local labor markets, locating job

opportunities and developing business plans for micro-

enterprises. 

Community Options Incubation Network (COINet): a business

incubator designed to afford entrepreneurs with disabilities an

opportunity to pursue their business goals and contribute to

economic growth within their communities. This model of

business incubation supports and encourages entrepreneurial

development in the disability market. The program is based in

Morristown and Princeton. The common interest for all new

firms supported by the program is the development of new

products, processes and services targeted to the disabiity

market.


Lectures and speaking engagements 

FOUNDED

1989 

SUBJECTS

Disabilities Services

Advocacy 

LAST UPDATED

9/08

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