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Topic: The Role of Vocational Rehabilitation in Self-Employment
A lecture by Grant Revell, START-UP/USA
Listen to the Online Seminar with Grant Revell (This link will open a new window.)
Additional Resources:
Policies & procedures for self employment services for individuals with disabilities from each state VR - START- UP/ USA State Resources
RSA Annual Review Reports (FY 2003, 2005, 2006 & 2007) - START- UP/ USA Resources
Job Accommodation Network (JAN) - VR National directory
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