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Disability Services

MDOL helps Maine people with disabilities to find jobs and achieve full participation in the community through case management, referrals, sponsored training and independent living services. Here you can access information about services for the blind and visually impaired, deaf and hard of hearing and for people with other disabilities.

Blind & Visually Impaired

Blind Vocational Rehabilitation Services

  • Individual counseling and guidance, vocational assessment, mobility instruction, independent living and more.

Business Enterprise Program

  • Manage snack bars, cafeterias, and vending machine facilities on state, federal and municipal properties.

Independent Living Services for Older Blind Individuals

  • Training for adaptive skills to provide alternatives to accomplishing daily tasks.

Ticket-to-Work Program

  • Unique job training opportunities for recipients of SSI and SSDI.

Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services

Deafness Services

  • Program for the deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened people of Maine.

Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program

  • The new TTY program.

Maine Center on Deafness

  • Advocacy group for the deaf population.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Vocational Rehabilitation Services

  • Information about the program, its services, eligibility and how to apply.

Client Assistance Program

  • Provides information, assistance and advocacy for applicants and recipients of services under the Rehabilitation Act.

Independent Living Services

  • A program to assist people with significant disabilities to live more independently in their homes and communities.

Ticket-to-Work Program

  • Unique job training opportunities for recipients of SSI and SSDI.

Transition Services for Students & Parents

  • Customized services for students with disabilities and their parents.

Resources for People with Disabilities

  • Links to other web sites.

Assistive Technology Information Resources

  • Links to web sites specializing in Internet accessibility for people with disabilities.

Resources for Rehabilitation Service Providers

  • Links to web sites for providers of rehabilitation services.