Providers, your input is needed! Social Security is conducting a study to help identify potential interventions & inform policy recommendations to help people who are leaving disability benefit programs & may be considering going back to work. More info: ssa.gov/disabilityrese….

Meet William, a #veteran and customer services rep for InspiriTec, Inc! William's advice for others with #disabilities is to "Never give up. There is a job out there for everybody. Look for work that matches your interests and abilities.” Read more: facebook.com/PAVocRehab/pos….

This #InternationalDayofPersonswithDisabilities, we honor the strength and resilience of individuals with disabilities. Promoting their rights and well-being is vital for building an inclusive society. #DisabilityRights #InclusionMatters

#PartnerHighlight Meet Melissa Hawkins, PA Office for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Director. “It’s not always an accessible world, and I’d like to think the hard work my team and I put in makes it better," said Melissa. Read her full interview: pa.gov/en/agencies/dl…

#EmployeeHighlight “My position allows me to demonstrate that success is achievable regardless of one’s disability.” - Craig Schield, our Altoona BVRS District Administrator, sharing in an interview what he likes about his job! Read his full interview: lnkd.in/eWgeZBrj.

Join us in congratulating our BVRS Director Marci Katona & BBVS Director Dawn Sokol on completing San Diego State University's National Rehabilitation Leadership Institute, a leadership development program. We couldn’t be prouder of them and their hard work! #LeadOn Read more: facebook.com/PAVocRehab/pos…

Did you know you can now access free translation services through PA Department of Labor & Industry's UC office? Whether you need assistance understanding your benefits or filing a claim, the UC Language Services page is here to help! Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=OF82cR…

Love the outdoors? Get paid to explore Pennsylvania’s beautiful state parks and forests. 🌲 The Pennsylvania Outdoor Corps Program is accepting applications through February 15. Supported by L&I and managed by PA Department of Conservation & Natural Resources and SCA, the program provides youth and young adults

Governor Shapiro’s proposed 2025-26 budget includes a $5 million investment to support OVR’s ongoing efforts to help Pennsylvanians with disabilities enter and succeed in the workforce.

Last summer, L&I/OVR partnered with more than 200 municipalities and nonprofits across the Commonwealth enabling about 1,200 students to make a meaningful impact in their communities through the MY Work program.

Governor Josh Shapiro 2025-26 proposed budget is paving the way for more Pennsylvanians with disabilities to succeed in the workforce by proposing a $5 million investment in L&I’s Office of Vocational Rehabilitation PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. This investment would allow OVR to continue supporting

In partnership with L&I's PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Deloitte US hosted a mentoring day for high school students with disabilities, featuring hands-on workshops on resume writing and interview skills. 📝 Students also got the chance to learn from Deloitte professionals about competitive,

Last week, L&I’s Hiram G. Andrews Center welcomed over 550 students and educators from 16 Pennsylvania schools for the annual Autism Awareness and Acceptance Walk in Johnstown. Governor Shapiro’s proposed budget includes an additional $5 million to support the work of PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation

10 Pennsylvania college students have kicked off their 2025 paid summer internships at Commonwealth agencies. Thanks to L&I’s PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and our partnership with the Office of Administration, this program gives students with disabilities the opportunity to gain hands-on experience

L&I Secretary Nancy A. Walker visited Philabundance Community Kitchen, where young adults are gaining valuable job experiences and a paycheck while giving back to the community. Through L&I’s Pennsylvania PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation MY Work program, high school students with disabilities are

Through L&I’s PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation MY Work Program, high school students with disabilities are earning a paycheck, building confidence, and gaining experiences that last far beyond the summer. In partnership with Youth Advocate Programs, Inc., OVR has helped 17 students get hired at the Philabundance Community

Team OVR rolled into victory at this year’s annual Special Olympics Pennsylvania Bocce Ball Tournament at the Governor’s Residence, hosted by Governor Josh Shapiro and the First Lady. But Team OVR isn’t just succeeding on the bocce court. Last year, L&I's PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation helped over 6,000

What started in 2016 with just 50 students in Allegheny County has grown into a game-changing opportunity across Pennsylvania. L&I’s PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation MY Work program connects high school students with disabilities with paid work experiences, helping them build the skills they need for

Governor Josh Shapiro and L&I Secretary Nancy A. Walker stopped by Overlook Park in ManheimTWP, Lancaster County, to visit high school students gaining real-world job experience through the PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation MY Work program. All summer long, these students have been rolling up their sleeves –

We are seeking a dedicated Employment Support Specialist and Embedded Inclusion Liaison for the OVR InVEST Project! Do you want to play a key role in helping others reach their full potential in the workforce? Learn more about these roles and apply: careers.kencrest.org/open-positions…