EFWorks is a free employment program providing job readiness training, placement assistance, and ongoing support for Georgians living with epilepsy.
EFWorks is a free vocational program launched in 2017 by the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia. We believe epilepsy should never be a barrier to meaningful work — and we're here to prove it.
Through a two-part approach, EFWorks supports both job seekers and employers:
For job seekers, we provide job readiness training, personal-social adjustment coaching, job placement assistance and follow-up support — all completely free.
For employers, we build partnerships across Metro Atlanta, educating businesses about epilepsy and connecting them with motivated, qualified candidates. Our partners include Walgreens, Publix, Cox Media Group, Kroger, Boys and Girls Club and Georgia State University.
Hear how our programs and support make a difference for people living with epilepsy and their loved ones.
Relocated from Las Vegas after a spike in seizures forced a career change. EFWorks helped her find a part-time barista position near her home, easing her back into the workforce on her own terms.
EFWorks' first client. Turned away by other agencies due to her impairments, she worked hard through job club and landed a permanent position at Walgreens.
Already working part-time at Publix, EFWorks advocated for his advancement and he was promoted to a full-time role in his desired department.
Contact us today to get started with EFWorks.