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To adjust the size of the captions, click on "options" in "CC" and click the "+" plus button. Choose the language from the drop down menu. Click on "CC" in the lower right corner to turn on the captioning.

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You need VR services to get or keep a job.

Your disability results in a significant barrier to employment.

You have a physical or mental disability.

You may be eligible for VR services if your goal is to become employed and:

Representative who will store it in your case record:įor local contact information, click VR Office Directory. Provide the signed document to your local VR View the Vocational Rehabilitation Orientation VideoĪfter viewing the video, if you are interested in moving forward with the VR process, follow the steps below:Ģ. It is presented without captions or a voice track.ġ. The ASL version is made for individuals who are Deaf and use sign language. To watch the orientation video in ASL (American Sign Language), please click on the video below. After completing the attestation form, reach out to your local VR Office to take the next step on your journey to employment. After viewing the orientation video, you will need to sign an attestation form showing you have successfully completed your VR orientation. Whether you found this orientation on your own, through a friend or you directed to this page by our VR staff, this video will introduce you to VR and what you can expect as you navigate through the VR process. Vocational Rehabilitation Orientation VideoĬompleting orientation is the first step on your journey with VR. For information on offices that are open and to schedule appointments, call your local office.

Local Vocational Rehabilitation offices are open to the public following the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, local ordinances and landlord approval, if applicable.