Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

Colorado — Statewide

Last Verified: July 23, 2026

About

The Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, commonly called DVR, is part of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.

DVR provides individualized employment and rehabilitation services to eligible Colorado residents with disabilities. Services are based on each individual’s strengths, abilities, interests, needs, and employment goals.

DVR also provides specialized Blind and Low Vision Services for people who are blind, have low vision, or are DeafBlind.

Services May Include

  • Vocational counseling and guidance
  • Career exploration
  • Employment planning
  • Disability-related evaluations
  • College or vocational training
  • Job-readiness training
  • Job-search assistance
  • Job placement
  • On-the-job support
  • Assistive technology
  • Rehabilitation technology
  • Workplace accommodations
  • Transportation assistance related to an employment plan
  • Benefits planning
  • Self-employment assistance
  • Supported employment
  • Pre-employment transition services for students
  • Referrals to specialized community providers

Who They Serve

Colorado residents may qualify when:

  • They have a physical, mental, sensory, or cognitive disability
  • The disability creates a barrier to employment
  • They need vocational rehabilitation services to prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in employment

Eligibility and available services are determined individually.

Geographic Area Served

Statewide throughout Colorado through regional and local DVR offices.

Contact Information

Organization: Colorado Department of Labor and Employment
Program: Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Official website: https://dvr.colorado.gov/
Find a DVR office: https://dvr.colorado.gov/dvr-offices

Visitors should use the official office directory to locate the office serving their county or community.

Why We Recommend This Resource

Colorado DVR is an important starting point for people with disabilities who need employment assistance, education, vocational training, assistive technology, workplace accommodations, or career-development support.

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