Services for Individuals with Disabilities
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Valley Workforce Centers have programs that offer help for individuals with disabilities and facilitate the development of a sense of pride, dignity, and self-respect.
Who is eligible?
Contact a Workforce Center near you to determine eligibility.
What services are available?
Working with a network of community providers, Valley Workforce case managers assist with finding just the right vocational training and employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Contact a Workforce Center near you for more information.
DARS Order of Selection: In the event that the Vocational Rehabilitative program does not have sufficient funds to serve all eligible individuals, federal law requires that it implement an Order of Selection. Order of Selection prioritizes individuals into categories according to the significance of their disabilities and ensures that those with the most significant disabilities are selected first to receive services. Those individuals assigned to a closed category remain on a waiting list for services until there are sufficient resources to open closed categories.
Locations
Harrisonburg Workforce Center
The Harrisonburg Workforce Center is located near Harrisonburg's downtown business district and the campus of James Madison University.
Fishersville Workforce Center
The Fishersville Workforce Center is conveniently co-located in the Virginia Employment Commission building.
Winchester Workforce Center
The Winchester Workforce Center is located near Winchester's historic downtown..Hours of Operation: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays - 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Page Workforce Center
The Page Workforce Center is located in the Page One Food Bank at 35 N. Bank Street, Luray, VA
Related Services
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Services to help individuals who are unemployed due to company closing or layoff.
Get Work Experience
Valley Workforce Centers and partners offer a variety of ways to get work experience.
Services for Adult Workers 21+
A program of free services and income-eligible additional services made possible through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act are available for adults seeking careers.
Service for Younger Workers 14-24
Younger workers 14-24 that meet income and eligibility requirements can get access to a variety of employment and training programs through Valley Workforce Centers and their partners.
Services for Older Workers
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Income-eligible persons 55 or older can receive service-based training to assist with re-entering the workforce.
Services for Veterans
Valley Workforce Centers can assist veterans, spouses and dependents with access to assistance programs offered through a variety of sources.
Attend Workshops, Classes & Events
Valley Workforce Centers can help you get up to speed on your career search skills.
You’re having trouble finding work…What are your options?
Valley Workforce Centers offer a wide range of services to help individuals prepare for and get the work they need.
