Are DORS Vocational Rehabilitation, or Employment Services, Right for You? Ask Yourself These Questions:
"I have a disability or serious health condition."
If your answer is "No," then DORS is not be right for you.
"My disability or serious health condition makes it hard for me to get or keep a job."
If your answer is "No," then DORS may not be right for you. To be eligible for DORS services, your disability or illness must make it hard for you to get or keep a job.
"I want a job."
If your answer is "No," then DORS may not be right for you. DORS helps people with disabilities who want to work.
"I need a job
immediately."
If your answer is "Yes," then DORS may not be right for you. DORS is not an employment agency. DORS helps prepare people with disabilities to go to work or stay working. This can take many months. If you need a job immediately, your local
American Job Center may be able to help.
"I have the time and I am interested in making a plan for getting a job."
If your answer is "No," then DORS may not be right for you. DORS assists job seekers with disabilities to get ready to work and find a job. This is a partnership between you and DORS and you and we work together to plan for your employment.
"I am looking for someone to help me take care of my basic needs (food, clothing and housing)."
If your answer is "Yes," then DORS may not be right for you. DORS does not pay for rent, mortgages, monthly utilities, insurance or food. If you are looking for help with basic living needs, please contact the
United Way of Central Maryland.
If it sounds like DORS is right for you and you are ready to learn more, complete the form to
Request DORS Services.
