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How do I get affordable legal help?
Find out how to get legal help in CT.
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How can I get help finding a job if I am 55 or older?
There are programs that help older adults find jobs. These services can give you work experience and training.
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What are Aging and Disability Resource Centers?
Learn how Aging and Disability Resource Centers help older adults and people with disabilities find the services and support they need.
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What legal resources may be available to help me understand my rights?
Find resources that may help you better understand your legal rights as an older adult or person with disabilities. This list has been put together by the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services.
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BRS Fueling CTs Workforce One Individual at a Time
How does the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services fuel Connecticut's Workforce?
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How do I get information on empowering students with disabilities?
Connecticut’s Level Up program helps students with disabilities gain skills, confidence, and independence so they can succeed after high school.
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How do older adults and people with disabilities prepare for an emergency?
Learn how older adults and people with disabilities in Connecticut can best prepare for emergencies. Find resources, more information, and helpful links for emergencies.
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What is the Advisory Board for Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired?
Learn more about how the Advisory Board for Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired works with Aging and Disability Services to support CT citizens.
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What is the Connecticut Tech Act?
Get more information about assistive technology for people with disabilities.
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Breaking Barriers: Opportunities for Employment for Individuals with Disabilities
Learn about the many opportunities for employment that exist for people with disabilities in Connecticut. Discover jobs and careers for people with disabilities.
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What is the Statewide Committee of Blind Vendors?
Learn more about the Statewide Committee of Blind Vendors, the CT ADS advisory group dedicated to supporting those in the blind community who work with the State of CT.
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How assistive technology can help you succeed at work
How can assistive technology help you succeed at work?
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Lieutenant Governor Bysiewicz & Governor Lamont Announce Social Connection Campaign to Combat Loneliness and Social Isolation
Lieutenant Governor Bysiewicz & Governor Lamont Announce Social Connection Campaign to Combat Loneliness and Social Isolation
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How to start Your journey with the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services
Step-by-Step: How do you start your journey with the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services?
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What services are there for high school and college students?
Explore services and programs for high school and college students from the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services. These include school-to-work transition services and pre-employment services for students and young adults.
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How does remote work create new opportunities for people with disabilities?
Remote work (working from home) is becoming more common. With better technology and tools, people with disabilities now have more job options than before.
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