Category Archives: Competitive Employment

My BCI: Meet Behle

We’re excited to introduce you to Behle, who works at McAlister’s Deli. Behle had other jobs before, but here, she truly feels like part of...

Our Resources for Job Seekers Interested in Integrated Community Employment

For adults with disabilities, finding inclusive employment opportunities adds to the challenge of a job search. Questions about workplace accommodations, transportation, benefits eligibility, and employer...

Job & Life Skills Training Over the Holidays

The holiday season offers more than a break from routine—it presents meaningful opportunities to build skills and explore future possibilities. From discovering what kind of...

How We Serve the Nonverbal Community

Our organization seeks to provide meaningful job opportunities and job skills training for adults with disabilities, including those who are nonverbal. People who communicate in...

Explore Our Vocational Training Programs

Interested in a behind-the-scenes look at a typical day for students at the BCI Skills Center? If you or someone you know is exploring vocational...

My BCI: Meet Matt

After years spent caring for his late grandmother—his biggest inspiration—Matt was ready to rejoin the workforce but faced a few setbacks along the way. His...

5 Reasons to Choose Boone Center for Competitive Employment Services

Finding employment services for people with disabilities can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to go it alone. At Boone Center, our Competitive Employment program...

BCI Lincoln County Open House is October 15th

(September 30, 2025) Boone Center, Inc. (BCI) will host an open house on Wednesday, October 15, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at its Lincoln County...

Employment Inclusion: Monique’s Story at World Wide Technology

On August 11th, Monique K. started a new role at World Wide Technology’s North American Integration Center in Illinois. Just weeks in, she is already...

My BCI: Meet Ayla

(August 25, 2025) In this My BCI video, Ayla shares how she went from feeling unsure about her place in the career world to thriving...

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