The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation provides services to individuals who want to work, but need assistance due to cognitive, mental, physical, or sensory disabilities. A DVR counselor works with each individual one-on-one to design a customized, step-by-step plan to achieve desired job goals.

What kind of services does DVR provide?

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DVR Services

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Student and Youth VR Transition Services

DVR offers services for students and youth as they prepare for adulthood. Services include counseling and guidance and programs designed to help young people develop interest in work, job skills, and self-advocacy skills.

School-to-Work

School-to-Work is a partnership between the student and their family and system partners that provides students with intellectual and developmental disabilities a seamless transition from school to the adult world through employment.

Benefits Planning

Benefits planning helps you be more prepared and better informed about how work may impact your benefits such as Social Security, medical, housing, personal care services and food benefits.

Expectations and Responsibilities
Resolving Concerns
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Vocational Rehabilitation Services for American Indians/Alaska Natives
Assistive Technology Services
Benefits Planning
DVR Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services

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