Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
47 Trinity Ave., SW, Atlanta, 30334
(844) 367-4872 · more numbers below
This is Georgia's state agency that helps people with disabilities get ready for work, find a job, and keep it. It also helps people who are blind, low vision, Deaf, or hard of hearing, supports independent living, and handles Social Security disability decisions for Georgia.
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What they offer 14
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Blind and Low Vision Field ServicesService
Vocational rehabilitation for Georgians who are blind or have low vision, with added vision loss counseling. Staff work out of GVRA offices around the state.
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Cave Spring CenterProgram
Provides residential education and job training support, including life skills, vocational assessment, employment readiness, Business Enterprise Program, and retail/customer service pathways.
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Disability Adjudication ServicesService
This unit decides whether people qualify for Social Security disability benefits (SSDI and SSI) on behalf of the Social Security Administration. You apply through Social Security, not through GVRA.
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Independent Living ServicesService
Centers for Independent Living around Georgia offer skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and help moving out of nursing homes or other institutions. The Atlanta center is disABILITY Link.
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Older Blind / Project IndependenceProgram
Independent living help for people age 55 or older who are blind or have low vision, such as daily living skills, mobility, technology training, and support groups. Local partner agencies provide it.
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Pre-Employment Transition ServicesProgram
Offers job exploration, workplace readiness, work-based learning, self-advocacy, and post-secondary counseling for students with disabilities.
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Roosevelt Warm SpringsProgram
A residential vocational learning and training campus for young adults with disabilities, with job pathways and employment support after graduation.
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Sensory ServicesService
Services for people who are blind, low vision, Deaf, DeafBlind, or hard of hearing to build skills for independent lives.
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Grants
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Georgia SWTCIE Project
Supports adults, students, and youth with disabilities in moving from subminimum wage roles into competitive integrated careers.
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Pathways to Partnerships Grant Project
A five-year project to help Georgia children and youth with disabilities gain training and skills for competitive integrated employment after school.
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