Maryland State Department of Education Division of Rehabilitation Services

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DORS: Helping Marylanders With Disabilities Go To Work and Live Independently

October 2025 - the 80th Anniversary
National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)

NDEAM poster - dark blue background and red, white and blue gear-like fireworks. And the words: Celebrating Value and Talent.
NDEAM is an annual recognition of the positive impact of people with disabilities in the American workforce. 
The 2025 theme is: Celebrating Value and Talent.

DORS General Services video: An overview of how we partner with job seekers with disabilities.

 

General Overview Video, Audio Described
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Welcome to DORS in English, ASL, four other languages, and Braille 

DORS Info in 7 Languages & Braille

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Question? Concern? How Can We Help?

Spotlight:
DORS Success Stories​


DORS Mission & Vision

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DORS is a Division of the  Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE)


Dr. Erikk Bonner, smiling, wearing blue suite and standing in front of US and Maryland flags. 
DORS Director, Dr. Erikk D. Bonner


Maryland Disability Determination Services (DDS)

A part of DORS that evaluates the eligibility of Marylanders applying for Social Security disability benefits like SSI and SSDI.

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​The Maryland State Rehabilitation Council (MSRC), disability employment advocates for Marylanders

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Maryland State Department of Education
Division of Rehabilitation Services
2301 Argonne Drive
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-554-9442 | 443-798-2840 VP


The Vocational Rehabilitation program receives 78.7% of its funding through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. For the Federal fiscal year 2025 the total amount of grant funds awarded was $62,023,386. The remaining 21.3% of the costs ($16,786,507) were funded by State appropriations.