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Rehabilitation Long-Term Training Program (ALN: 84.129H) - Rehabilitation of Individuals With Mental Health Disorders is sponsored by U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA). This program provides academic training grants to colleges and universities, which then offer scholarships to students pursuing degrees to provide specialized services to individuals with mental health disorders.
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Rehabilitation Long-Term Training Program | U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Long-Term Training Program The Rehabilitation Long-Term Training program, run by the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), supports academic training grants that are awarded to colleges and universities with undergraduate and graduate programs in the field of rehabilitation.
Grantees must direct at least 65 percent of their total project costs to trainee scholarships. The statute requires trainees who receive assistance either to: Work two years for every year of assistance in public or private nonprofit rehabilitation or related agencies, including professional corporations or professional practice groups that have service arrangements with a state agency, or Pay back the assistance they received.
Grant recipients under the Rehabilitation Long-Term Training program are required to build closer relationships between training institutions and state vocational rehabilitation (VR) agencies, promote careers in VR, identify potential employers who would meet the trainee’s payback requirements, and ensure that data on the employment of students are accurate.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Counseling This grant for institutes of higher education supports students interested in pursuing a master's degree in VR counseling (ALN: 84. 129B). Rehabilitation Technology Funds projects that provide scholarships to students pursuing a degree or certificate in applying new tech to rehabilitation services (ALN: 84.
129E). Rehabilitation of Individuals With Mental Health Disorders Funds projects to support students pursuing a degree to provide specialized services to those with mental health disorders (ALN: 84. 129H).
Undergraduate Education in Rehabilitation Services Trains undergraduate RSA scholars interested in pursuing careers as VR counselors or generalists, and other VR-related careers (ALN: 84. 129L). Rehabilitation of Individuals Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision Funds projects to support students pursuing a degree to provide specialized services to those who are blind or have low vision (ALN: 84.
129P). Rehabilitation of Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Funds projects to support students pursuing a degree to provide specialized services to those who are Deaf or hard of hearing (ALN: 84. 129Q).
Comprehensive System of Personnel Development Funds training to currently employed State VR agency personnel, including VR counselors with disabilities (ALN: 84. 129W). Office of Communications and Outreach (OCO) Page Last Reviewed: March 10, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals pursuing a master's degree to provide specialized services to those with mental health disorders, through participating institutions. Recipients must fulfill a service obligation after graduation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rehabilitation Long-Term Training Program (ALN: 84.129H) - Rehabilitation of Individuals With Mental Health Disorders is funded by U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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