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  • Developmental Disability (BDDS)
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  • Quality Improvement (BQIS)
  • Disability Determination (DDB)
• First Steps (Early Intervention)
  • About First Steps
  • Steps to First Steps
• Rehabilitation / Employment
  • Blind & Visually Impaired
  • Deaf & Hard of Hearing
  • Project Search Internship
  • Vocational Rehabilitation / Employment
• Information & Resources
• Apply for Services
  • BDDS Waiver Journey
  • First Steps
  • Forms
  • Vocational Rehabilitation
• Find a DDRS Local Office
  • Bureau of Developmental Disabilities Services
  • First Steps Locations
  • Vocational Rehabilitation Services Locations
• Commissions & Councils
• Policies
  • Current DDRS Policies
  • DDRS Draft Policies for Public Comment
• Provider Information
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  • Vocational Rehabilitation
• Public Notices & Announcements
• Publications & Statistics
  • Publications
  • Reports & Statistics
• Calendar
• Report Fraud / Incidents
  • Adult Protective Services
  • Quality Improvement (BQIS)
  • Medicaid Fraud
• Contact DDRS

The Bureau of Rehabilitation Services (BRS) is a program of the Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services (DDRS), within the Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA). BRS coordinates rehabilitative services to Hoosier’s with disabilities in order for them to become as independent and self-sufficient as possible. 

• Blind & Visually Impaired Services
• Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services
• Independent Living
• Guiding Employment First in Indiana: A Statewide Plan for Systems Change
• Project SEARCH
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services

• Child CareFinder
• Apply for Services
• Division of Family Resources Enrollment Centers
• Forms.IN.gov

More Online Services »

1. Apply for or check the status of my Medicaid (health coverage), SNAP (food assistance) or TANF (cash assistance) benefits.
2. Find a quality child care provider in my local area.
3. Learn about home and community-based supports for the elderly.
4. Learn about job assistance for people with disabilities.
5. Seek help for a mental health issue or a drug, alcohol or gambling addiction.