Training Reimbursement for Supporting People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Training Reimbursement for Supporting People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities is sponsored by Oregon Department of Human Services. Provides training reimbursement for registration and subscription costs for trainings relevant to supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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You’ll work with a team of disability and employment experts who will help you navigate toward a career, not just a job. Tailored to fit your individual interests, strengths, abilities and employment needs – ICAP opens the door to possibilities. ICAP is only for people with disabilities who are officially eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation services.

Get startedHow ICAP helpsSuccess storiesResources for partnersEmail us **If you are already a VR client, talk to your VR counselor about ICAP! ** **If you are not a VR client:** * Email icap@odhs. oregon.

gov to see if you qualify and to learn more about the intake process. * The eligibility process for VR can take three to four months, but it will open doors to ICAP and many other services and supports to help you on your career path. Learn more about VR.

**Are you ready for college? ** Watch this video to learn about available programs and how to get started with ICAP. Video in Spanish / Español ## How will ICAP help me?

**You will work with a VR counselor and a Career Coach at a****participating community college****to:** 1. **Explore** high-demand careers that interest you. 2.

**Choose** a career path. 3. **Determine**which classes and training fit your career goals.

4. **Access** post-secondary education, career coaching and internships in high-demand fields. 5.

**Navigate** the college experience and access the supports and that are here to help you succeed. 6. **Graduate** with the credentials you need to get a job in your chosen career field.

7. **Get a job** and begin your career!

**ICAP can connect you to industries, internships and careers in these areas:** * Construction and Maritime * Technology, Software and Ecommerce * Transportation and Warehousing * Hospitality, Food and Beverage ## Participating community colleges Learn about ICAP career pathway options at participating colleges: * Blue Mountain Community College * Central Oregon Community College * Chemeketa Community College * Clackamas Community College * Columbia Gorge Community College * Klamath Community College * Linn-Benton Community College * Mt.

Hood Community College * Portland Community College * Rogue Community College * Southwestern Oregon Community College * Umpqua Community College Through ICAP, Amber completed a medical coding certificate program and feels confident in her new career. ### All ICAP success stories The contents of this website were developed under grant H421C210026 from the U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitative Services Administration.

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