Employment
Historically, individuals with disabilities have experienced a higher rate of unemployment or underemployment, which represents significant barriers to achieving the level of independence and productivity that many people with disabilities wish to achieve.
Following are objectives that IPAS staff will work to complete in order to increase the opportunity for individuals with disabilities to attain full employment:
Assure that eligible individuals receive appropriate Vocational Rehabilitation Services and services through Centers for Independent Living.
Assure that Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS) and Center for Independent Living applicants and clients have the opportunity to make informed choices and fully participate throughout the VRS and independent living processes.
Provide assistance and individual representation to Social Security beneficiaries who are seeking Vocational Rehabilitation Services, employment services and other support services from employment networks.
Provide consultation to and legal representation on behalf of Social Security Beneficiaries when such services become necessary to protect the rights of such beneficiaries.
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