Department of Rehabilitation (DOR)
What is it?
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The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) works with community partners to provide vocational rehabilitation, employment counseling training and education, job search and placement assistance.
Who is it for?
The DOR assists people with disabilities so that they may live independently, become employed and experience equality in the community.
How do I qualify?
Eligibility for DOR services is based on the following factors:
- You have a physical or mental impairment
- Your impairment constitutes or results in a significant impediment to employment
- You require and can benefit from vocational rehabilitation services to prepare you to obtain, retain or regain employment
How can Allied help?
Allied takes a team approach to education. We partner with students and counselors to reach a common goal. We work together to ensure that students receive quality career training that prepares them for success in the workplace.
We Help Counselors
We have successfully assisted counselors with the training process. We help students get the education they need to return to work in a quick and thorough manner. We work directly with counselors to get the job done!
We Help Students
Allied has provided quality distance education to over 825,000 students nationwide for over 17 years. We offer 20+ career training programs in a convenient online format that allows job seekers to retrain from home and prepare for a new job on their own schedule. Plus, our students have access to live student support throughout their course.
Next Steps?
For more information and to learn how to apply for these benefits, contact Allied at 888-925-4283.
Call (888) 925-4283 or click here to have a representative contact you.› Access valuable voc rehab resources.
Contact Allied at 888-925-4283 and learn how we can prepare your clients to re-enter the workforce with our flexible, online, career training programs. 
