What is an office that provides state-funded programs primarily engaged in providing services to persons with disabilities?
Offices that provide state-funded programs primarily engaged in providing services to persons with disabilities include offices providing vocational rehabilitation, transportation, job training, education counseling, rehabilitation, or independent-living services for persons with disabilities. Because States vary greatly in the manner in which they provide services to persons with disabilities, each State must identify the specific offices and agencies that fit this definition. In doing so, States may want to consult with offices that deal with issues related to persons with disabilities, such as the protection and advocacy offices and client assistance program offices within that State. A list of such offices for each State is available at: http://www.napas.org/aboutus/PA_CAP.htm. Section 7 also requires that if an office provides services to a person with disabilities at the persons home, the office must provide the opportunity to register to vote at home. Offices serving persons wit
Related Questions
- How does a private for profit organization providing services to older adults or persons with disabilities apply to be part of the Area Agency on Aging 1-B direct service purchase?
- I am interested in connecting with a federal government office that can give me information on federal programs and services for disabled persons. Which office should I contact?
- Which federal government office can I contact to obtain information on programs and services for disabled persons?
