Employment Support Across Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (often searched as dvr wisconsin) helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, and maintain meaningful employment. Through offices across the state, DVR provides individualized services designed around each person's strengths and goals.
What DVR Provides
- Career counseling and vocational assessment
- Job training and skill development
- Assistive technology and workplace accommodations
- Job placement and on-the-job support
- Transition services for students moving from school to work
Services in Milwaukee and Wisconsin Rapids
Because DVR is delivered locally, services are tailored to each region's employers and industries. People searching for dvr milwaukee wi or vocational rehabilitation services wisconsin rapids wi can connect with counselors who understand the local job market and coordinate directly with area businesses.
Who Is Eligible?
To qualify for DVR services, you generally must have a disability that creates a substantial barrier to employment and need VR services to achieve a work outcome. Eligibility begins with an application and an eligibility determination.
How to Apply
Contact your nearest Wisconsin DVR office to request an application. After eligibility is confirmed, you and your counselor will develop an Individualized Plan for Employment that outlines your career goals and the services needed to reach them.
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