The Division for Rehabilitation Services–School Program








"What help is available after high school?" "What help is there to get a job and become independent?" There are many questions parents/students may have about adult services available after high school.
Getting a job and living independently can be very challenging for a person who has a disability. Gaining skills needed for a career, learning how to prepare for a job interview or getting the accommodations needed to stay employed are just a few of the ways this program helps people with disabilities increase productivity and independence.
The DRS Vocational Rehabilitation School Transition Program of DARS helps students with physical or mental disabilities prepare for the "World of Work", make a smooth transition from school to employment, and become more independent.
To learn more about DRS Vocational Rehabilitation School Transition Program or to apply, contact:
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Kathryn O'Day Transition Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor DARS, Division for Rehabilitation Services
Cell : (806) 576-8076 DRS Office: (806) 351-3830; (806) 351-3852 or 1 (800) 392-1958 Fax: (806) 351-3860 E-mail: Kathryn.O'day@dars.state.tx.us |
You can read more about the application process and eligibility requirements in the Vocational Rehabilitation Program: A Guide for Applicants (in English) and Una Guía Para los Solicitantes (en Español).
Toll Free: (800) 628-5115; TTY 1-866-581-9328; http://www.dars.state.tx.us/index.shtml
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