Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation provides individualized services that help people with disabilities overcome barriers to employment and achieve career goals.
About
Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation Services, commonly called VR, operates through the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services within Indiana’s Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services.
The program supports eligible individuals with physical and mental disabilities in achieving employment.
Services are individualized according to the person’s disability-related needs, abilities, interests, and employment goals.
Services May Include
Vocational counseling and guidance
Employment preparation
Job development and placement
Supported employment
Assistive technology
Education and vocational training
Pre-employment transition services
Independent-living related services and referrals
Who They Serve
Eligible Indiana residents with disabilities who require vocational rehabilitation services to prepare for, obtain, maintain, regain, or advance in employment.
Eligibility and specific services are determined through the vocational rehabilitation process.
Vocational Rehabilitation is one of the most important employment resources for Indiana residents with disabilities.
Depending on the individual’s approved employment plan, VR may help address disability-related barriers involving training, education, assistive technology, employment preparation, workplace needs, and job placement.