These rules require that DVR serve individuals with most significant disabilities as a priority. Services are initiated to individuals on the waiting list for services based on the date they …

How do I get started? Applying for Services: If you decide to apply for services, a Counselor provides you with more information about DVR services and you complete an application form. …

The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) is a statewide resource that assists people with disabilities to prepare for, secure, maintain, advance in, or regain employment. DVR partners …

A DVR counselor works with each individual one-on-one to design a customized, step-by-step plan to achieve desired job goals. What kind of services does DVR provide? Check out the …

DVR offers vocational rehabilitation services designed to help you prepare for, get, keep, or advance in a job. The services you receive are based on your individual needs and unique …

DVR is required to verify disability status and identify functional limitations. In other words, a person must have a disability that interferes with the ability to work and must need vocational …

Exhibit C: Washington DVR Pre-Employment Transition Services Curriculum Exhibit D: Pre-Employment Transition Services Contract Fee Schedule Exhibit E: DVR Code of Ethics Exhibit …

School-to-Work is a program within DVR’s Transition Services. The program connects students with developmental disabilities to employment services while students are still in their high …

The Washington State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) offers this highly interactive workshop to help DVR customers evaluate their strengths, values, personal qualities, barriers, …

DVR offers vocational rehabilitation services designed to help you prepare for, get, keep, or advance in a job. The services you receive are based on your individual needs and unique …