Vocational Rehabilitation Services

Employers that partner with Vocational Rehabilitation benefit from no-cost services and resources that increase workplace productivity, safety and the bottom line.

The NC State Rehabilitation Council released their 2018 report on NC’s vocational rehabilitation programs, highlighting the achievements of 5,122 individuals with a disability who found employment success in competitive jobs.

Governor Roy Cooper signed an executive order directing state government to become a leader in recruiting and creating an inclusive job climate for workers with disabilities.

The DVRS Small Business Award recognizes the success of clients who overcame disability to become self-employed and highlights community and state partners who provide critical support to entrepreneurs with disabilities.

VR and Services for the Blind will award up to $16 million to qualified applicants who provide Pre-Employment Transition Services to expose students with disabilities to self-advocacy, post-secondary training and employment skills.

A Service Animal is any dog or miniature horse that is trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. Click here to learn more about service animals in North Carolina.

The Assistive Technology Program provides our customers with access to devices that can increase, improve or help maintain functional capabilities.