CTADS
Deaf, DeafBlind &
Hard of Hearing Contact
Director Morrison
Jean.Morrison@ct.gov
Aging and Disability Services
135 Results for "Support and counseling"
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Feeling stuck in your job search? Six ways to reset and move forward
Has your job search stalled? Feeling frustrated or unsure what to do next? You're not alone. Many people hit roadblocks during their job search, especially during the summer months. The good news? Individuals with disabilities can get help, reset and move forward with the right support and strategies.
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From training to long-term success: how BRS support helps you grow on the job
BRS helps people not just find jobs, but also succeed and grow in them over time.
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Pre-employment transition services for students who are blind
What pre-employment transition services are available for students who are blind?
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What does the Bureau for persons who are Deaf, DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing offer?
The Bureau of Services for Persons Who Are Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing is part of the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services (ADS). This office helps people across Connecticut who are Deaf, DeafBlind, or Hard of Hearing.
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What services are offered to people who are Deaf, DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing?
Resources for people who are Deaf DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing
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Can I work and still receive Social Security disability benefits?
Find out if you can work while receiving Social Security benefits
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6 Benefits of Seeking Vocational Rehab Services
Find out what benefits there are for disabled people to get vocational rehabilitation services.
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What is Connecticut's No Wrong Door?
No Wrong Door includes the Department of Aging and Disability Services' Bureau of Aging, the Connecticut Department of Social Services, and other state agencies working together to improve the way older adults, persons with disabilities and caregivers get connected and receive help.
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What is the Senior Medicare Patrol?
The Senior Medicare Patrol helps Medicare beneficiaries, family members and caregivers with health care fraud.
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Are there local agencies to help people who are older adults?
Learn more about Area Agencies on Aging that can support older adults.
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Are there local agencies to help people with disabilities?
Learn more about other local CT agencies that can support people with disabilities.
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How do I get respite support as a caregiver?
Learn more about the Connecticut Statewide Respite Care Program.
Healthy living services -
How do I get services under the Veterans Directed Care Program?
Connecticut Veterans Directed Care Program
Healthy living services More independent living resources -
How do I help a student who is blind or has a disability figure out next steps in school or career?
Find out how to provide career support for young people with disabilities.
For job seekers -
Ready to Work? 3 Steps to Employment for People with Disabilities
Find out three important steps that a job seeker with a disability should take to help them find employment and get to work.
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What training and resources are there for employers?
ADS Rehabilitation Services offers employer training and resources to hire people with disabilities.
For employers