Fiscal Year 2005 Data
For the purposes of improving program management and effectiveness, RSA evaluates all programs authorized by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. For example, to assess linkages between vocational rehabilitation (VR) services and economic and non-economic outcomes, RSA is conducting a longitudinal study of a national sample of VR consumers. RSA may also disseminate information on exemplary practices concerning vocational rehabilitation. You can find many of those studies and projects and their results below. In this section readers will also find summary data and statistics describing the outcomes of various programs funded by RSA, and in particular, data on individuals with disabilities served and rehabilitated (including caseload data and client characteristics) through the Title I Basic Support Program.
For information regarding data that is collected via sources other than those listed below, please contact RSA directly by calling Joe Pepin at 202-245-7598.
Fiscal Year 2005 Data Tables
The following 22 tables (in MS Excel file format*) provide information on consumer outcomes, ages, wages earned and hours worked during Fiscal Year 2005. They also provide financial breakdowns of expenditures by vocational rehabilitation agencies as well as information on referrals sources, services provided to individuals, counselor caseloads and eligibility rates. The first 15 tables cover consumer information and the remaining 7 cover information on VR agency expenditures. The information is from the RSA-2, RSA-113, and RSA-911.
Table 1 (61K)
Percent Mean Hourly Wage at Closure Competitive Employment Outcomes to
State Mean Hourly Wage
Table 2 (57K)
Percent of All Competitive Employment Outcomes Making Amount Equal to Federal
Minimum Wage x 35 Hours Per Week
Table 3 (96K)
Percent of All Employment Outcomes Making Amount Equal to Federal Minimum Wage
x 35 Hours Per Week
Table 4 (54K)
Percent of All Employment Outcomes at or Above Federal Minimum Wage
Table 5 (60K)
Percent of All Employment Outcomes That Are Competitive Employment Outcomes
Table 6 (55K)
Mean Age at Application Eligible Cases
Table 7 (55K)
Mean Age at Closure Eligible Cases
Table 8 (97K)
Mean Hourly Wage at Closure Competitive Employment Outcomes
Table 9 (55K)
Mean Weekly Hours Worked at Closure All Employment Outcomes
Table 10 (55K)
Mean Weekly Hours Worked at Closure Competitive Employment Outcomes
Table 11 (55K)
Mean Weekly Wage at Closure All Employment Outcomes
Table 12 (55K)
Mean Weekly Wage at Closure Competitive Employment Outcomes
Table 13 (55K)
Mean Number Open Service Records Per Counselor FTE at End of Year
Table 14 (55K)
Mean Time (Months) in VR Employment Outcomes
Table 15 (54K)
Eligibility Rate
Table 16 (82K)
VR Expenditures by Category, and Percent Change from a Year Ago
Table 17 (112K)
Amounts Spent on Services for Individuals, by Type of Service and Percent Change
from a Year Ago
Table 18 (57K)
Mean Expenditure This FY for Services to Individuals With Signed IPEs
Table 19 (80K)
Distribution of VR Agency Staff, by Type of Agency
Table 20 (54K)
Percent Total Expenditures Spent on Administrative Costs
Table 21 (141K)
Services Provided to Individuals With Employment Outcomes by Agency, Region
and Type of Agency
Table 22 (98K)
Referral Source of Individuals With Employment Outcomes by Agency, Region and
Type of Agency
Previous Year RSA Program Data and Statistics
FY 2004 | FY 2003 | FY 2002 | FY 2001 | 1998-1999
*Microsoft offers a free program that enables people without MS-Excel to open and view Excel files. http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/xlviewer.aspx
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