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U.V.A.H. is an equal opportunity employer.
There is no discrimination in services offered or provided to employees or people who use our services for reason of race, color, religion, creed, sex, religion, marital status, age, national origin or ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, sexual orientation, citizenship, political affiliation or belief, registered domestic partner status or any other consideration made unlawful by federal, state or local laws.
Mayacama Industries is the employment & vocational training program for UVAH. It was established as Ukiah Valley Rehabilitation Workshop in 1964 to assist individuals with disabilities in achieving economic self-sufficiency and vocational independence. All Mayacama services are CARF accredited.
Mayacama Industries provides the following services primarily in community settings:
- Work Adjustment
- Job Training
- Vocational Counseling and Referral
- Work Experience
- Support services in social and other work related skills
- Supported Employment
- Vocational Assessments
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Mayacama Industries
Enters into service contracts for and provides training in:
These services are available to both businesses and individuals.
- Grounds Maintenance
- Job Training
- Janitorial Services
- Motel and Domestic Housekeeping
- Minor Assembly & Packaging
- Kitchen Aide Services
Mayacama Industries
also operates a bulk mailing service providing folding, stapling, collating and preparation of newsletters and other mailings
Mayacama Employment Service
is a Mendocino Works partner co-located at Mendocino Works Employment Resource One-Stop Center in Ukiah. It is funded by the Mendocino Private Industry Council, Inc. Department of Rehabilitation and Redwood Coast Regional Center.
Mayacama Industries is prepared to serve all eligible people living in inland Mendocino County.
Referrals are typically made through Redwood Coast Regional Center and/or the Department of Rehabilitation.
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