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In-Person Client Meetings Suspended

GVRA is temporarily suspending in-office visits for clients. Our counselors will contact those who have meetings scheduled to establish other arrangements. We remain committed to responsiveness and transparent communication.

The right talent for the right job.

We operate five programs with one goal: To help people with disabilities to become fully productive members of society by achieving independence and meaningful employment.

Job Search Assistance

If you have a disability and need help finding work, we might be able to assist.

LAUNCH YOUR CAREER

Contact Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation

If you are inquiring about becoming a provider or have other provider-related questions, please reach out to ProviderManagement@gvs.ga.gov.

Primary:

(844) FOR-GVRA (+1 844-367-4872)

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Programs

Vocational Rehabilitation

The Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program helps eligible individuals with physical and/or mental disabilities obtain and/or maintain employment in a competitive integrated work site. Our team of VR professionals is ready to work with you to make employment a reality. We can assist with providing customized, individualized services including: assessment for eligibility, career exploration, and planning for employment; disability management through counseling, therapies, treatments, or assistive devices; training to enhance skills using instruction and work experiences in work sites or through educational partnerships; job search assistance to help you find competitive integrated employment, and support once you are on the job.
Roosevelt Warm Springs

Roosevelt Warm Springs (RWS) is a residential vocational training center located on a sprawling historic campus in Meriwether County. RWS students earn certifications in competitive, high demand fields like Computer Numeric Control (CNC), graphic design, forklift operation, horticulture and more.
Disability Adjudication Services

Disability Adjudication Services (DAS) is a fully-federally funded program that makes Social Security disability determinations under an agreement with the Social Security Administration.
Georgia Industries for the Blind

Headquartered in Bainbridge, Georgia Industries for the Blind (GIB) has additional locations in Warner Robins and Griffin. Manufacturing a broad array of products and operating a call center, GIB's mission is to provide employment opportunities for individuals who are blind or have low vision.
Business Enterprise Program

The Business Enterprise Program (BEP) provides business opportunities for eligible and qualified people to become licensed blind vendors, operating military cafeterias, snack bars, sundry shops and vending machine locations.
Cave Spring Center

Cave Spring Center (CSC) is a residential center in Floyd County, dedicated to providing the necessary life, social and academic skills to help clients pursue work or further training. Many CSC staff are proficient in American Sign Language (ASL), giving specialized support to clients who are deaf.