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About The Institute National Institute for the Orthopaediaclly Handicapped is an apex organization in the area of locomotor disability Orthopaedically Handicapped) which came into the nations' service since 1978 as an autonomous body under the ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India. It is located in the city Kolkata and expanding its services whole countrywide. Objectives To develop Human Resource (manpower) for providing services to the Orthopaedically Handicapped population, namely training of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Orthotic & Prosthetic Te Exparts,&Officers and Vocational Counsellor etc. To conduct and sponsor research in all aspects relsated to the rehabilitation of the Orthopaedically handicapped. To provide services in the area of rehabilitation, restorative surgery, aids & appliances and vocation training to the persons with disability. To standerdize aids and appliances and to promote their manufacturinf and distribution. To provide consultancy to the State Government and voluntary agencies. To serve as an apex documentation and information centre in the area of disability & rehabilitation

The goal of the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program is to assist individuals with significant physical and mental disabilities to prepare for, obtain and maintain employment. Through the provision of individualized services, persons with disabilities who are eligible for vocational rehabilitation are supported in planning for and achieving their job goals. To be eligible for the VR program, an individual must have a significant physical or mental condition which poses a substantial barrier to employment, and must require VR services in order to prepare for, find and succeed in employment. The vocational rehabilitation program serves persons with all disabilities except legal blindness. Individuals with legal blindness are served by the Board of Education and Services for the Blind (BESB). To find out more about BESB visit their website at www.besb.state.ct.us. The vocational rehabilitation program is supported by a combination of state and federal funds. To learn more about VR and the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services visit our website.

Located in Little Rock, Ark., Lions World Services for the Blind is an international, nonprofit rehabilitation center that serves adults who are blind or visually impaired. As the world’s largest and most comprehensive rehabilitation center of its kind, LWSB has served more than 9,500 people from 50 states and 58 other countries. The mission of Lions World Services for the Blind is to enable people who are blind or visually impaired to function independently and to live full productive lives with dignity and self-respect, and to promote a positive public awareness of blindness. The Center provides counseling services, personal adjustment training, pre-vocational training, andtraining in10 career areas ranging from computer programming to small engine repair. Trainees are given guidance through the often traumatic, emotional adjustment to blindness and taught techniques for daily living, communications and mobility, so they can care for themselves and travel independently. The trainees are also given the opportunity to learn valuable job skills so they can function efficiently and competitively in the work place.

I am the Local Veterans’ Employment Representative (LVER) for the Greater Seattle area and all of King County. My position works with WorkSource partner programs, including the Disabled Veteran Outreach Program (DVOP) and external veteran advocates, to promote veterans as job seekers who can offer highly marketable skills and experience. What LVER's do is assist job ready veterans and employers to establish connections that result, whenever possible, in good paying employment with benefits and career pathways. This work often involves partnering with the VA Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VR&E), WIA supported education and training programs, the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs, local continuing education entities, Business Services Teams and other WorkSource partners, local Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs), local business organizations, professional organizations, and apprenticeship programs. I am reaching out to you and those you know who are willing to support our job ready veterans in finding employment. I look forward to building a Great Working Relationship with you and your company.

We are the Oregon chapter of IARP. OARP supports education, professional development and networking opportunities for rehabilitation professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest. Our members practice in the fields of interdisciplinary disability management, return-to-workfor individuals with disabilities andrehabilitation counseling.

AdvoCare Group provides comprehensive solutions to workplace absence management and employee wellness. Founded by clinicians, AdvoCare Group includes a managed care organization, group health case management services, a national integrated health preferred provider network, workers' comp third party administration,, as well as expert testimony, life care planning, and Medicare Set-Asides.

The North Carolina Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (NCARF) is a professional organization dedicated to assisting its member community rehabilitation programs in the provision of services to individuals with disabilities. NCARF is composed of members representing forty-one of North Carolina's community rehabilitation programs. Functioning as the unified voice of community-based rehabilitation programs, NCARF is dedicated to ensuring that citizens of North Carolina are aware of the services provided by its members. Community rehabilitation programs are a unique combination of arehabilitation programs, a job placement agency and a business. The rehabilitation service and job placement for individuals with disabilities aspect is inherent in the purposes for which each facility exists. Yet, all of our members provide goods and/or services as part of the business community.

InSIDE is a Capacity Building in Higher Education (Erasmus+) project that aims at developing accessible, inclusive and educationally effective Distance Education (DE) programmes for individuals with Visual, Hearing and Mobility (ViHeMo) impairments through a user-centred design. DE programmes will be structured on 3 axes: a) educational material, b) DE delivery system, and c) educational effectiveness / pedagogical approaches. Eleven universities from Maghreb – 4 from Morocco, 4 from Algeria and 3 from Tunisia – will be trained by University of Macedonia (leading institution - Greece), National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece) and Johannes Kepler University (Austria), and will implement the DE programmes at hand. These programmes will deliver key competences for, and will provide opportunities for lifelong learning, skills enhancement, and personal fulfillment with the ultimate aim of suggesting an intelligent solution against the problems of limited access or high percentage of dropouts in Higher Education in individuals with impairments. Overall objectives • Develop and pilot new and innovative, accessible, and inclusive DE programmes aiming to improve the quality in Higher Education for individuals with ViHeMo impairments and offering flexible learning and virtual mobility. • Reform the operation of Accessibility Units in Partner Countries from Maghreb and equip them with advanced computer-based Assistive Technologies to support Students with Disabilities. • Build capacity and professional development for administrative and academic staff to design accessible and inclusive DE programmes and deliver novelthrough the Accessibility Units for Students with Disabilities. • Involve students with ViHeMo impairments in user-centred design so that accessibility and usability are achieved in conjunction, and the links between education and society are strengthened.

Harleysville Rotary Club is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace. All over the world their are more than one million service-minded leaders belonging to more than 26,000 Rotary clubs in 177 countries. We Service to youth through support for schools, scouts, and other youth organizations and through career counciling programs. Service to the elderly with low-cost housing, health care, and other special services. Service to the disabled through medical treatment,training, sheltered workshops, and recreational opportunities.Service by promoting high ethical and vocational standards in the business and professional world. A wide range of other cultural and environmental projects to meet the specific needs of communities.

Rehabilitation Counseling is a profession that involves working with individuals with disabilities as they pursue their vocational, social, psychological, and personal goals. Generally the field attracts individuals, who are interested in the helping and humanfield. As a profession that requires a Master’s degree, students most interested have acquire an undergraduate degree in psychology. By no means are these the only individuals who pursue the degree. We have often accepted those with undergraduate degrees in sociology, communication, and business, to name a few. As indicated by the Occupational Outlook Handbook, rehabilitation counseling is expected to grow faster than the average through 2014 so the employment prospects are very good on Long Island and in the country as a whole. For over 40 years, Hofstra University has had a graduate program in rehabilitation counseling that is fully accredited. Currently, we offer a 51-credit hour program in rehabilitation counseling and a 60-credit hour program for those interested in both rehabilitation counseling and licensure in mental health counseling. If you have any questions about the profession and/or the programs, feel free to contact me at (516)463-7453.