Vocational Rehabilitation Services Free at-home COVID-19 tests for people with disabilities in North Carolina If you are worried about exposure to COVID-19 and face barriers to accessing testing sites, you can request a free, at-home test through a new partnership between NCDHHS and LabCorp. Learn more. Services for Employers Employers that partner with Vocational Rehabilitation benefit from no-cost services and resources that increase workplace productivity, safety and the bottom line. Learn more about how our job-ready talent can help you grow your business. Services for Jobseekers If you have a disability and want to find a job, keep working or advance professionally, we can help you chart your path to a career with a future in NC. Learn More Governor signs “Employment First” order 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. Find Out More Competitive Grant Funding for Pre-Employment Transition Services 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. Learn More Questions about Service Animals? 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. Learn More Assistive Technology The Assistive Technology Program provides our customers with access to devices that can increase, improve or help maintain functional capabilities. Learn More What We Do The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) helps people with disabilities achieve their goals for employment and independence. If you have a disability that prevents you from achieving career success or independence in the community of your choice, DVRS can connect you to services and resources to help you meet your goals. Senior Director for Employment Services: Chris Egan Director: Kathie B. Trotter Scam Alert We have received reports than an unknown individual has illegally solicited payments from individuals with disabilities, while impersonating DVRS division director, Kathie Trotter, as well as Chris Egan, senior director. Employees of the division will never ask you to pay them directly for any service, whether in person or through mobile payment apps like CashApp or Venmo. If you have experienced attempted fraud, you can report the crime to the NC Attorney General or to local law enforcement. You may also report the crime to the Federal Trade Commission or the Internet Crime Complaint Center. VR Policies FAQs Find a Local Office Disability Determination Publications Councils Request Information Work Incentives and Benefits Counseling Vocational Rehabilitation Services Assistance Client Assistance Program Community Rehabilitation Services Disability Awareness Training DVRS Internship Application Employment Services for People with Disabilities Independent Living for People with Disabilities Job Seeker’s Toolkit NC Assistive Technology Program NC Rehabilitation Council Annual Reports Service Animals for People with Disabilities Vocational Rehabilitation Services Annual Reports Vocational Rehabilitation Services for Employers Contact Mailing Address 2801 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699 - 2801 Telephone Please contact the regional office closest to you with questions and concerns about DVRS services: Western NC: 828-608-5690 Central NC: 919-579-5100 Eastern NC: 252-355-9010 State Office: 919-855-3500 Toll Free: 1-800-689-9090 Videophone: 919-324-1500 TTY: 919-855-3579 You can also send questions and concerns via our online form: Vocational Rehabilitation Information RequestVocational Rehabilitation Local Offices
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Free at-home COVID-19 tests for people with disabilities in North Carolina If you are worried about exposure to COVID-19 and face barriers to accessing testing sites, you can request a free, at-home test through a new partnership between NCDHHS and LabCorp. Learn more. Services for Employers Employers that partner with Vocational Rehabilitation benefit from no-cost services and resources that increase workplace productivity, safety and the bottom line. Learn more about how our job-ready talent can help you grow your business. Services for Jobseekers If you have a disability and want to find a job, keep working or advance professionally, we can help you chart your path to a career with a future in NC. Learn More Governor signs “Employment First” order 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. Find Out More Competitive Grant Funding for Pre-Employment Transition Services 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. Learn More Questions about Service Animals? 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. Learn More Assistive Technology The Assistive Technology Program provides our customers with access to devices that can increase, improve or help maintain functional capabilities. Learn More What We Do The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) helps people with disabilities achieve their goals for employment and independence. If you have a disability that prevents you from achieving career success or independence in the community of your choice, DVRS can connect you to services and resources to help you meet your goals. Senior Director for Employment Services: Chris Egan Director: Kathie B. Trotter Scam Alert We have received reports than an unknown individual has illegally solicited payments from individuals with disabilities, while impersonating DVRS division director, Kathie Trotter, as well as Chris Egan, senior director. Employees of the division will never ask you to pay them directly for any service, whether in person or through mobile payment apps like CashApp or Venmo. If you have experienced attempted fraud, you can report the crime to the NC Attorney General or to local law enforcement. You may also report the crime to the Federal Trade Commission or the Internet Crime Complaint Center. VR Policies FAQs Find a Local Office Disability Determination Publications Councils Request Information Work Incentives and Benefits Counseling Vocational Rehabilitation Services Assistance Client Assistance Program Community Rehabilitation Services Disability Awareness Training DVRS Internship Application Employment Services for People with Disabilities Independent Living for People with Disabilities Job Seeker’s Toolkit NC Assistive Technology Program NC Rehabilitation Council Annual Reports Service Animals for People with Disabilities Vocational Rehabilitation Services Annual Reports Vocational Rehabilitation Services for Employers Contact Mailing Address 2801 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699 - 2801 Telephone Please contact the regional office closest to you with questions and concerns about DVRS services: Western NC: 828-608-5690 Central NC: 919-579-5100 Eastern NC: 252-355-9010 State Office: 919-855-3500 Toll Free: 1-800-689-9090 Videophone: 919-324-1500 TTY: 919-855-3579 You can also send questions and concerns via our online form: Vocational Rehabilitation Information RequestVocational Rehabilitation Local Offices
