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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 services are there for those who are unable to work?
Find out the programs and services for those who are unable work from the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services. Learn your options, including disability determination services and workers' rehabilitation.
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What services does the Bureau of Aging offer?
The Bureau of Aging (BOA) helps older adults find services so they can live safely, with dignity, and on their own. BOA plans and runs programs across Connecticut to make sure older adults can get the support they need in their communities.
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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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What counseling services are available to people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing?
Explore counseling and resources to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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What is the Falls Prevention Program?
Find out more about the Falls Prevention Program and help prevent falls that lead to physical and even emotional decline in older adults
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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 new program from Connecticut’s Department of Aging and Disability Services. It helps children and youth with disabilities learn to live more independently, speak up for themselves, and find good jobs in growing career fields across the state.
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What services does the Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind offer?
Learn more about the Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind.
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How do I get information on empowering students with disabilities?
Empowering Students with Disabilities With Connecticut's Level Up Program
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What is the Independent Living Program?
The Independent Living (IL) Program helps people with disabilities live independently and feel more confident. It works through five community-based Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in Connecticut.
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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 can I get help finding a job if I am 55 or older?
Learn how to find jobs for older adults.
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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 services are there for those currently employed?
Older adults and people with disabilities who have a job can get support services. There are also programs that help employers.
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How can I get back to work if I have been injured on the job?
About the workers Rehabilitation Program
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What are Vocational Rehabilitation services for people with disabilities?
Explore the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) program for people with disabilities from the ADS Rehabilitation Services. Get training, services, and help finding and keeping a job and advancing your career.
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