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Current Bureau of Disability Determination contracts
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Current American Rescue Plan Act Contracts
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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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Debunking myths about assistive technology and workplace accommodations
Many people believe that assistive technology and workplace accommodations are expensive, complicated, or disruptive to business operations. This misconception creates one of the largest barriers to hiring individuals with disabilities.
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What is the State Rehabilitation Council (SRC)?
The State Rehabilitation Council helps people with disabilities to gain job opportunities and independence.
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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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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 social work services are available for adults who are blind?
Adults who are blind can work with social workers through the Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind (BESB) Adult Services Program. These social workers act as case managers and help coordinate services.
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How can I get a job in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling?
Learn more about jobs in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling with Connecticut Aging and Disability Services.
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How do I find out about internship opportunities with ADS?
Learn more about internship opportunities at ADS
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