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Comprehensive Statewide Planning for Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Final Report, Volume I.

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Title:	Comprehensive Statewide Planning for Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Final Report, Volume I.
Authors:	Rehabilitation Services Administration (DHEW), Washington, DC.
Availability:	Virginia State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, 4615 West Broad Street, P.O. Box 11045, Richmond, Virginia 23230 (no charge)
Peer Reviewed:	N
Page Count:	102
Publication Date:	1968
Descriptors:	Planning, Planning Commissions, State Programs, Tables (Data), Vocational Rehabilitation
Geographic Terms:	Virginia
Abstract:	A commission was established in Virginia in February 1967 to determine the vocational rehabilitation requirements up to 1975 and to develop a statewide plan to meet these needs. A variety of sources were utilized such as surveys, testimony of experts, past caseload experience, and population projections. This information was used to estimate future needs and an evaluation was made of current programs and resources. The recommendations were formulated in a plan which set up priorities in five categories which were action, immediate, soon, interim, and long-range. The time schedules for these programs varied from action projects which were in progress to long range which had a completion data of from 4 to 7 years. Volume II which provides information about the planning organization and statistical data on the rehabilitation population and programs is available as VT 010 283. (BC)
Entry Date:	1970
Accession Number:	ED036634
Database:	ERIC

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Abstract:	A commission was established in Virginia in February 1967 to determine the vocational rehabilitation requirements up to 1975 and to develop a statewide plan to meet these needs. A variety of sources were utilized such as surveys, testimony of experts, past caseload experience, and population projections. This information was used to estimate future needs and an evaluation was made of current programs and resources. The recommendations were formulated in a plan which set up priorities in five categories which were action, immediate, soon, interim, and long-range. The time schedules for these programs varied from action projects which were in progress to long range which had a completion data of from 4 to 7 years. Volume II which provides information about the planning organization and statistical data on the rehabilitation population and programs is available as VT 010 283. (BC)