Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to TLC/OUTCOMES for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if the individual is interested in pursuing integrated employment. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Referral forms and online referral and instructions are available at the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to FRIENDS AWARE, INC for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if FRIENDS AWARE, INC has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Online referral and instructions are available on the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to DCS for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if the individual is interested in pursuing integrated employment. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Referral forms and online referral and instructions are available at the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to BAYSIDE COMMUNITY NETWORK, INC for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if BAYSIDE COMMUNITY NETWORK, INC has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Referral forms and online referral and instructions are available at the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to THE ARC XXXXXXXXXX COUNTY for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if THE ARC XXXXXXXXXX COUNTY has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Written, in-person and online referral instructions are available on the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to COMPASS INC for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if COMPASS INC has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Written, in-person and online referral instructions are available on the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to BENEDICTINE SCHOOL OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, INC. for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if BENEDICTINE SCHOOL OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, INC. has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Referral forms and online referral and instructions are available at the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to HEAD INJURY REHABILITATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES, INC. (HIRRS) for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if HEAD INJURY REHABILITATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES, INC. (HIRRS) has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Referral forms and online referral and instructions are available at the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to CHIMES INC for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if CHIMES INC has a basic understanding of the individual’s skills, interests, and abilities and the individual has expressed a current interest in pursuing competitive integrated employment and understands what work is. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services. Referral Procedure. Written, in-person and online referral instructions are available on the DORS website: xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.
Referrals to the Division of Rehabilitation Services. An individual who applies to Target for services and who has a physical or mental impairment which may result in an impediment to employment should, with their agreement, be referred to DORS if the individual is interested in pursuing integrated employment. Caution should be exercised in “screening out” applicants for referral to DORS without adequate information. Screening out cases without sufficient data, i.e., medical, vocational and other relevant data, may result in individuals with disabilities not receiving needed services.
