Guide
Employment Supports: Where to Start
An overview of job coaching, supported employment, vocational rehabilitation, and workplace accommodations.
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Many people with disabilities want to work and can succeed with the right supports. Knowing what is available is the first step.
Vocational rehabilitation programs help eligible people prepare for, find, and keep jobs. Services can include career counseling, training, and assistive technology.
Supported employment and job coaching provide one-on-one help finding a job and learning it, with support that fades over time.
You have the right to request reasonable accommodations at work. Examples include flexible schedules, modified equipment, or written instructions.
If you receive SSI or SSDI, talk with a benefits planner before starting work so you understand how income affects your benefits.
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