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Benefit Links
Important information and support for disability beneficiaries,
employers, service providers, advocates and others whose goal is to help
those persons with disabilities work.
The following sites are external to the California Department of
Rehabilitation, which accepts no responsibility for their content or
accessibility.
California Department of Developmental
Services (DDS)
- The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is committed to
providing leadership that results in quality services to the people of
California and assures the opportunity for individuals with
developmental disabilities to exercise their right to make choices.
California Governor's
Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities
- The Governor's Committee is charged with advising the Labor and
Workforce Development Agency and the Health and Human Services Agency
on issues concerning people with disabilities.
Disability
Benefits 101
- DB101 helps workers, job seekers, and service providers understand
the connections between work and benefits by bringing together rules
for health coverage, benefits and employment programs that people with
disabilities use.
disAbility.gov
- Information about federal programs, services, and resources to
Americans with disabilities and their families.
FAFSA and Selective Service
Registration
- Free Aplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
FinAid
- In addition to providing a considerable amount of material about
financial aid, FinAid includes links to every other major financial
aid web site.
FRESCH!
- Creates a personalized Scholarship Home Page, notify you when new or
updated information has been uploaded, along with lots of other nifty
things!
Social Security Administration (SSA) and the SSA's "The Work
Site"
- Important information and support for disability beneficiaries,
employers, service providers, advocates and others whose goal is to
help those persons with disabilities work.
Work Opportunity
Tax Credit (WOTC)
- The WOTC is one tool in a diverse toolbox of flexible strategies
designed to help move people from welfare to work and gain on-the-job
experience. It joins other education and job training initiatives and
targeted tax credits, that help American workers prepare for good jobs;
ease the transition from job to job; and create high performance
workplaces.