What is Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)? | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I have to have a resume to apply for VR services. YES or NO

No - but if you are receiving VR services, they can help you put together a resume.

All VR services are free. Yes or No

No - Some services are free and others may be based on your ability to pay.

Everyone with a disability who applies for VR services, gets those services. YES or NO

No - when you apply you will be notified in writing to let you know if you are eligible or not for VR services.

If you are already working, you cannot get VR services. YES or NO

No - you can still get VR services if you are working and need assistance because of your disability.

VR services are only for people that want to work. YES or NO

YES

VR services can include classes to help teach you independent living skills. YES or NO

YES

VR services are only for people with autism. YES or NO

No - VR services are for people with all types of disabilities.

VR can provide assistive technology for you if it is needed for a job. YES or NO

YES

VR counselors cannot attend your school IEP meeting. YES or NO

No - VR counselors CAN attend your IEP meeting

VR can provide job-coaching support to help you keep a job. YES or NO

YES

VR services are only for teenagers. YES or NO

NO - VR works with teens and adults

VR can do you chores for you. YES or NO

VR can help you get a job. YES or NO

Yes

VR services can help you identify possible careers for yourself. YES or NO

Yes

In Virginia you can receive VR services from the Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS). YES or NO

YES