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VA Vocational Rehabilitation

VA form to apply for vocational rehabilitation to be submitted to the nearest VA office.

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Provides invaluable information on how to navigate the bureaucracy of benefits and programs available to Active Duty military, National Guard, Reservists, Veterans and their family members. This free 599-page guide covers issues from educational help to vocational rehabilitation, from housing to citizenship.

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Provides information on VA compensation, pension, health care, vocational rehabilitation, employment, education, training, home loans and insurance benefits.

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Program makes civilian work experience available to eligible Service Members pending medical separation from active duty at major Military Treatment Facilities. Participants work with a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor to obtain unpaid work experience in a government facility.

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Program matches work ready Veterans with competitive jobs. Includes transitional work experience, supported employment and follow-up services.

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Presentation about the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) program. Visit the VR&E Web site here.

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Application form for free vocational and educational counseling (school or job training) services from the VA.

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VA's Inquiry Routing and Information System (IRIS) provides answers to questions within five business days on subjects covering benefits and compensation, health care and medical eligibility, prosthetics and medical devices, women Veterans health care, minority Veterans policy and programs, home loan guaranty issues, vocational rehabilitation and employment benefits and consumer affairs.

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Information about the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) program for Veterans with service-connected employment disabilities, including vocational educational counseling available to Service Members still on active duty, as well as Veterans and dependents who are eligible for one of VA's educational benefit programs. Also links to job banks and information on how to start a small business.

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Explains the five tracks to meaningful employment available through the VA's Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment (VR&E) program. The five tracks include reemployment, rapid access to employment, self-employment, independent living services and employment through long-term services.

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Allows Service Members and Veterans to apply for VA benefits online, including compensation, pension, vocational rehabilitation and education.

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Free vocational and educational counseling services to Service Members still on active duty, as well as Veterans and dependents who are eligible for one of VA's educational benefit programs. Includes Downloadable form for vocational and educational counseling.

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Provides an overview of VR&E services for Veterans who have a service-connected disability.

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Help Veterans who have service-connected employment disabilities become employed, keep a job and achieve independence in daily living.

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