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Aging and Disability Services
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What services are there for job seekers?
Explore programs and services from the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services to help you get a job. Get assistance with job searches, interviewing, resume writing, and more.
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What customized employment services are available for people with significant disabilities?
Customized employment services help people with significant disabilities find jobs that match their strengths, needs, and interests.
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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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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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Where can I find employment services if I am blind?
Vocational Rehabilitation services for people who are blind
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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 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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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 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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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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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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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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Where can I find expired and archived ADS contracts and RFPS?
Expired ADS contracts and RFPs will be archived here
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CT Companies Succeeding with Workers with Disabilities
Learn about companies in Connecticut that have found value in hiring people with disabilities.
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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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Vocational Rehabilitation Testimonials
Hear directly from job seekers and employers about their experiences with working with vocational rehabilitation services and people with disabilities.
Testimonials