SPOKEN HEROES
Spoken Heroes empowers youth and young adults with disabilities through leadership development, workforce readiness, accessible technology, and meaningful opportunities – building a future where inclusion is more than an idea; it’s the standard.
Spoken Heroes, founded by Steven McCoy, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. Focused on adults 16 and up, we offer specialized training programs that enhance communication and job readiness, leveraging technology to facilitate learning. Our mission is to secure meaningful employment opportunities through partnerships, advocating for an inclusive society. Classes are hosted at our state-of-the-art accessible building, ensuring an optimal learning environment. Spoken Heroes is committed to transforming lives and promoting equality in the professional landscape.
What We Do
Spoken Heroes is committed to empowering individuals with disabilities through diverse transformative programs, fostering inclusivity, and bridging the gap between the abled and disabled communities. Spoken Heroes is a program and a transformative journey toward empowerment, breaking down barriers, and creating a future where all individuals can contribute meaningfully to society.
Mentorship Program
Empowering Through Connection
• Build meaningful mentor relationships
• Strengthen confidence and self-advocacy
• Receive personalized guidance and support
• Develop lifelong skills for independence
Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS)
Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders
• Career exploration and workplace readiness
• Build confidence and self-advocacy skills
• Develop employment and independent living skills
• Gain real-world learning experiences
Out-of-School Youth Employment Services (OSYES)
Turning Potential into Opportunity
• Build job skills and professional confidence
• Explore career pathways
• Gain hands-on workforce experience
• Prepare for long-term employment success
Accessible Technology
Technology That Empowers Independence
• Learn to use assistive technology
• Improve digital accessibility skills
• Access screen readers and adaptive software
• Build confidence using technology for school, work, and daily life