Community Integrated Services

We are thrilled to share further news about our forthcoming affiliation with Inglis, one of our region's leaders in providing a holistic range of disability services.

By bringing together our areas of expertise, CIS will be able to connect participants to an even broader range of supportive services while continuing to provide the same caring, individualized employment services that we've become known for.

Learn more about our exciting affiliation at the link. As CIS Executive Director Susan Schonfeld shared, "By joining forces with Inglis, we can expand our impact beyond employment alone—connecting individuals to a broader network of supports that promote independence, stability, and success both on and off the job.”

A Shared Mission for a Stronger Future: How Inglis and Community Integrated Services (CIS) are Strengthening Employment Pathways Together For nearly 150 years, Inglis has believed that people with disabilities deserve every opportunity to live independently, pursue their goals, and fully participate in their...

What a night last week with Laurel School District, who put together a beautiful event celebrating the achievements of District students and the community partners who've aided their success!

We are so proud to have been recognized by Laurel as a Community Partner--it's been an honor to work with Laurel students, see them grow, and help them achieve their goals. We can't wait to continue this work going forward.

For more on CIS and how you can join our team, head to cisworks.org ✨

Exciting news for the future of inclusive employment! We’re proud to announce a new affiliation between CIS and Inglis—bringing together two organizations committed to empowering people with disabilities.

Together, we’re expanding access to employment opportunities and supportive services that help individuals thrive at work and in their communities.

And as always, our participants can count on uninterrupted services and continued support from their trusted CIS staff.

Read more about what this means: https://bit.ly/4tHkVsD

Give it up for this amazing group of Project SEARCH participants who ran their way to glory on Saturday during the Eagles Autism Challenge 5K, put on by the Eagles Autism Foundation!

The PS Racers trained since October, and they knocked it out of the park. They joined nearly 7000 participants for Saturday’s bike and run/walk to support Autism research, and the support of the CIS staff and community helped equip them with gear and their personalized team t-shirts.

This effort was spearheaded by our own Paul Barth, Manager of Student Programs at CIS. Paul’s been a champion of Project SEARCH programs and participants for over a decade, helping students excel both in and out of the classroom. Saturday was another beautiful example of that, and we are so proud of Paul and each of the PS Racers: seven months ago they set a goal, and, through their commitment and hard work, on Saturday they achieved it.

Enormous congratulations to the PS Racers and everyone who supported them—you played an important part in raising over $16 million for Autism research in the Philadelphia area.

For more on Project SEARCH and our School-to-Work Transition Programs, head to cisworks.org/school-to-work-transition/ !