CTADS
Deaf, DeafBlind &
Hard of Hearing Contact
Director Morrison
Jean.Morrison@ct.gov
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How is the American Rescue Plan Act funding senior centers?
American Rescue Plan Act Senior Center Funding
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Announcement for Bureau of Services for Persons who are Deaf DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing
Announcing Director for new Bureau of Services for Persons who are Deaf DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing
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Where can I find communications and publications from ADS?
Explore communications, including latest news, digests, and publications from Aging and Disability Services (ADS).
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Governor Lamont Proclaims October as Disability Employment Awareness Month
Governor Lamont Proclaims October as Disability Employment Awareness Month
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What services does BRIDGE CT (Building Resilience Independence Dignity Growth and Empowerment) offer children and youth with disabilities?
BRIDGE CT is a program that helps young people with disabilities. It teaches them how to live more independently, speak up for themselves, and prepare for jobs in growing career fields.
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What are Vocational Rehabilitation services for people with disabilities?
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) is a program that helps people with disabilities get ready for work. It offers training, support, and services to help you find a job, keep your job, and grow in your career.
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CT Youth Leadership Program Celebrates 25 Years
CT Youth Leadership Program Celebrates 25 Years
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Municipal Agents for Aging
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How can I find a low vision consultant?
The following is a list of low vision consultants that work with legally blind clients of ADS-BESB
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How do I get information on services and support so I can live at home as an older adult?
Find out what resources are available for older adults who live alone
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What services are available to children who are blind or have low vision?
Learn about services for infants, pre-school, and school-aged children who are blind or visually impaired .
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How we help you build a reliable workforce in a competitive labor market
Finding good workers is a top concern for businesses of all sizes. With over 70,000 open jobs in Connecticut, the pressure to hire is real. What if you could reach a larger pool of skilled, motivated candidates? The Connecticut Bureau of Rehabilitation Services (BRS) links businesses with workers who have disabilities. BRS also gives you the free tools and support to build a strong, steady team.
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What independent living resources are available to me?
Find additional resources to help people remain independent in the community from the CT Department of Aging and Disability Services. Also find out about the Independent Living Program and Area Agencies on Aging.
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What is the Level Up program in Connecticut?
Level Up Connecticut helps students prepare for life after high school. It offers services to build skills for work and independence. Learn who can join and what help is available.
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Where can I find LGBTQ resources for older adults?
LGBTQ+ resources for older adults
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Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Elder Abuse Awareness Day
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