Individuals with Disabilities
WOW Works collaborates with a variety of partners that provide services to individuals with disabilities
State of Wisconsin DVR
The State of Wisconsin, Department of Workforce Development, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, known as “DVR” assists individuals with disabilities who want to work but need help. DVR helps people with disabilities find a job, keep a job, or get a better job.
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You are eligible for DVR services if you have a disability that makes it hard for you to find or keep a job and you need DVR services to deal with your disability limitations. After you apply, DVR has 60 days to decide if you are eligible. You may be eligible for DVR services if you have a disability and you need DVR services to help with employment.
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DVR is an employment program that assists people with disabilities. DVR collaborates with partner agencies on programs and services. Businesses work with DVR Business Services to recruit and retain employees.
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To learn the process, click here: https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dvr/
To apply, click here: Online Referral/Application
Alternate formats, including English, Hmong, and Spanish fillable (Word document) and printable (PDF) forms, are also available.
Referrals can be emailed to the DVR Email.
If you prefer to have referral materials mailed to you, you may contact your local DVR Office.
Additional Partners and Programs
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Independence First offers over 20 programs and services to people with disabilities of all kinds, in all age groups and provide programs on disability awareness, employment tips and access to the general community.
Located at the Waukesha American Job Center, the West Bend Workforce Suite, and various other community locations.
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Offering facility-based and community-based options for customers of all ages to ensure everyone is safe, happy, and achieving their daily goals.
Located in West Bend.