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Find similar grantsOregon Vocational Rehabilitation Internship Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Human Services. Offers graduate students in Rehabilitation Counseling or related fields practical experience in rehabilitation counseling by working directly with Oregonians with disabilities.
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Oregon Department of Human Services : Vocational Rehabilitation Services : Vocational Rehabilitation : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Vocational Rehabilitation Services Get help finding the right job If you have a disability that makes it hard to find or keep a job, Vocational Rehabilitation ( VR ) may be able to help.
We help people with all kinds of disabilities find jobs that match their skills, interests and abilities. For businesses, we help you connect with skilled talent. We offer recruitment support, training, consultation and more.
Our services are designed around your needs and job goals. A counselor will help you decide what services are right for you. We also have services for youth ages 14 to 24 who are getting ready to work.
We can help you grow your workforce by welcoming employees with disabilities, including veterans. We can connect you with qualified applicants who are ready to work. Services include recruitment, onboarding support, pipeline development and consultation and training on disability in the workplace.
If you are a current VR partner or want to learn about working with us, visit our provider and partner site. You can find information about contracting with us, contractor resources, Tribal VR programs, internship opportunities, publications, policies and rules. If you have a disagreement with VR, there are many ways to get help solving the problem.
The latest VR success story features Kayla and Alayna, two students at South Medford High School who are using pre-employment transition services to explore the field of cosmetology. Kayla and Alayna's story More stories The VR Program is 78. 7 percent funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration.
Services are funded, in part, with federal funds awarded by the U.S. Department of Education under the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR), and Supported Employment Services. For purposes of the VR program, the federal VR grant paid 78. 7 percent of the total costs of the program.
In federal fiscal year (FFY) 2026, the VR agency received $43,452,230 in federal VR funds. Funds appropriated by the State paid 21. 3 percent of the total costs ($11,760,260) under the VR program.
For purposes of the Supported Employment program, federal funds paid 95 percent of the total costs. In FFY 2026, the VR agency received $300,000 in federal Supported Employment funds. State appropriated funds paid 5 percent ($16,667) of the total costs under the Supported Employment program.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students in Rehabilitation Counseling or related programs seeking practical experience. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Internship Program is funded by Oregon Department of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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