Employers
Have work that needs doing? Start a conversation about real duties, your workplace and a possible supported placement.
Employment, with people at the center
Quail brings participants, employers, and service partners together to develop work opportunities and coordinate individualized employment support.
For Providers & Referral PartnersA path shaped together.
Illustrative example · Sample café opportunity
Interests, workplace duties and a shared next step.
Discuss a schedule and support needs.
Illustrative concepts · Fictional sample data only · Not an open job listing
Employment, with people at the center
Quail brings participants, employers, and service partners together to develop work opportunities and coordinate individualized employment support.
For Providers & Referral PartnersIllustrative concepts · Fictional sample data only · Not an open job listing
Find your starting point
Choose the conversation that fits you.
Have work that needs doing? Start a conversation about real duties, your workplace and a possible supported placement.
Explore employment around your interests, strengths and support needs. You do not need to have every answer to begin.
Connect around an individual's employment goals and clarify who will do what.
Find your starting point
Choose the conversation that fits you.
Have work that needs doing? Start a conversation about real duties, your workplace and what a supported placement could look like.
Explore work around your interests, strengths and support needs. You don’t need every answer to begin.
Connect around a person’s goals and clarify support roles and next steps.
How It Works
Start with what matters to you—your interests, goals and the support that could help. A useful starting point, not a one-size-fits-all sequence.
Talk about interests, strengths, workplace needs and what meaningful work could look like for you.
Bring the participant, employer and relevant service or referral partners into the conversation.
Clarify duties, schedules, workplace contacts and the approvals that need to be in place.
Coordinate individualized workplace support with the selected, approved service provider.
Review progress, what is working and the next step with the people involved. The path continues as your goals do.
The process is individualized. Service delivery depends on applicable approvals, participant selection and availability. A conversation does not guarantee a placement, permanent employment or automatic continuation.
How It Works
Explore the work you want to do, the strengths you bring, and the support that could help.
Explore your interests, strengths and what meaningful work could look like.
Discuss the opportunity with the employer and relevant support or referral contacts.
Clarify duties, schedules, preparation and any support or approvals needed.
Plan individualized support with the selected, approved provider.
Review progress, discuss what is working, and plan the next step with the people involved.
The path is individualized. Services depend on approvals, participant choice and availability. A conversation does not guarantee a job, service start or continuation.
For Employers
Explore actual duties, workplace expectations and relevant preparation. Part-time, full-time and internship opportunities may be considered. Not every role qualifies for funded support; eligibility and funding must be confirmed where applicable.
A relationship-led conversation, not an open job board or a promise of staffing.
WHAT WE CLARIFY TOGETHER
Everyday tasks, expectations and the work environment.
Days, hours, routines and any flexibility before a placement is considered.
Employers provide ordinary supervision. Identify who explains the work, answers questions and stays connected with the support team.
For Employers
Explore actual duties, schedules, workplace expectations and relevant preparation with the people involved.
Explore part-time, full-time and internship opportunities. Not every role qualifies for funded support; eligibility and funding must be confirmed where applicable.
Discuss a Work OpportunityA relationship-led conversation, not a job board or a guarantee of staffing.
WHAT WE CLARIFY TOGETHER
What tasks need doing, how the workplace runs day-to-day and what supervision looks like.
Days, hours and any flexibility—before a placement is considered.
Who explains the work, answers questions and stays connected with the support team.
Employer supervision remains with you. Any additional individualized support, where approved and selected, is coordinated separately.
Quail Job Coaching · Proposed direct service
Additional help with workplace tasks, communication and routines—where approved, available and selected. Employers remain responsible for ordinary supervision.
Approval, service area, timing and availability must be confirmed before relying on this proposed service. Not a requirement for working with Quail.
Confirm availabilityBreak down tasks, practice workplace routines and build the confidence to ask questions when something is unclear.
Practice communication, build useful routines and work through challenges with the people involved.
Check in on what is working and revisit the support plan as the work and the person's needs change.
Quail Job Coaching · Proposed direct service
Individualized workplace support shaped around a participant's goals, tasks and support needs. This is a proposed service only—where approved, available and selected.
Employers provide ordinary workplace supervision. Job coaching offers additional, individualized help with learning tasks, communication and routines.
Explore Employment SupportLearn workplace tasks step by step and build useful routines.
e.g. Breaking down how to organize the supply counter into a step-by-step routine · Illustrative example · Proposed
Practice asking questions, communicating and working through challenges.
e.g. Practicing how to let a workplace contact know when something is unclear · Illustrative example · Proposed
Review how the experience is going and discuss useful adjustments together.
For Providers & Referral Partners
The right arrangement begins with the participant and the applicable service requirements. Individualized support is never automatically assigned.
Discuss collaboration, capacity, support responsibilities and follow-up with the participant and employer. Delivery depends on approvals and participant choice.
Explore provider collaborationConfirm scope, availability, referral requirements and the right contact. Referral does not itself constitute service delivery or approval.
Discuss a referralQuail Job Coaching is not mandatory. Provider selection, service delivery and any required approvals remain separate decisions.
For Providers & Referral Partners
Support is individualized around participant choice and applicable service requirements. An opportunity does not automatically select a provider.
COLLABORATION & SERVICE DELIVERY
Discuss collaboration capacity, support-role clarity and how follow-up will be coordinated with the participant and employer. Service delivery depends on applicable approvals and participant selection.
Explore provider collaborationSCOPE, REFERRALS & COORDINATION
Confirm scope, availability, referral requirements and the right contact. Discuss participant goals; a referral is not service approval.
Discuss a referralMeaningful participant choice remains central. Provider selection, service delivery and any required approvals are distinct decisions made separately from the employment conversation.
An illustrative look at coordination
A focused concept—supporting people's decisions, not making them. The right context for the next conversation.
Shared context for the next conversation. Each person sees what is appropriate to their role.
Interests, support preferences and the decisions that belong to you.
Duties, schedule, workplace contacts and what needs to be in place.
The approved provider and their responsibilities—chosen, not assigned automatically.
Review what is working and identify the next conversation with the people involved.
Illustrative concept only. Services, availability and approvals not established. Connection does not grant access to all information.
The connected employment workspace
Bring goals, work, selected support and progress into the next conversation—with people making the decisions.
Goals, preparation, selected support and next steps. Shared context for every conversation.
Participant choice remains central. Providers not automatically assigned.
Interests, strengths and the support that matters to you
Real duties, schedule and workplace expectations
Provider coordination where approved and selected
Review, what's working and what comes next
Illustrative concept only. Connections represent shared context, not access to all information. Not a current product or a statement of service availability or approval.
Availability & Common Questions
Service area, funding arrangements, referral steps and current availability are not yet confirmed. Use the relevant audience route to begin a conversation rather than assuming coverage or a start date.
Where services will be available, how referrals and funding will work, and what is currently possible—all to be confirmed. Start with a conversation.
ContactFAQ / Availability
Service area, funding arrangements, referral requirements, approvals and current availability remain to be confirmed.
Start a conversation to confirm the relevant scope, requirements and contact. Don’t assume coverage or a start date.
ContactBring your goals, your questions or a work opportunity. Choose the right starting point for you.
Bring your goals, your questions or a work opportunity. Choose the right starting point for you.