Its a good place to find out from someone about jobs & job searches.

I thought social workers are suppose to compassionate...I see some good reviews but the person I am dealing with is sohorrible..the system is so broken. This is the location on Broadway...I leave messages that clearly states I have insomnia but I need to speak with my case worker before she just puts me down for an appointment and to please call after 3pm. She has always called early...obviously avoiding a phone conversation and complains about having over 70 case loads. No compassion what so ever. Seriously...do not become a social worker if you cannot handle it and actually care about people. If I could give a zero rating I would have done so.

Fyi, if you are there for an orientation, they are booked out until June, so you will have to wait until then to see a counselor.

A state agency that put disabled people back a productive working society. Which provides another chance in life

Three years and no job. I finally got DRO involved and it seems like that might be helping. I have had several vr counselors and they all tended to avoid answering emails and never allowed me to have an employment plan. Avoid Penny, Albert, John, and Lori if at all possible.Ive also encountered a lot of ableism, including vr counselors who argue that disability discrimination in the workplace is okay. I have had my file closed without warning or explanation (even though I was eligible for services and no employment plan was made). I have also had a vr counselor who refused to allow me to have an advocate with me during meetings (she kicked me out of her office because I had my advocate with me). I have spoken with the branch manager about the discrimination I experienced but I have no indication as to whether or not my experiences were taken seriously or whether any measures will be done to prevent these sorts of things from happening to others.I have also seen that many of the vr counselors tend to have very stereotyped ideas about disability and a overall lack of understanding of the nuances of disability justice. I have been told that I cant pursue the sort of work that I am interested in because the vr counselor considered it inappropriate for people with certain disabilities. And they had very specific ideas about what sort of work disabled people could do.These sorts of practices are very harmful and vr could do so much better if they would educate their vr counselors around the nuances of disability justice and the importance of listening to clients and treating them as people. I have a lot of trauma from my interactions with this agency and I know so many others who do as well. Disabled people deserve respect and to be able to pursue jobs like everyone else. I wish VR understood that.

The Best place for help and assistance to people with disabilities

Nobodys perfect, but I would be LOST without these folks. Three cheers.

Government service organization.Clean, new facility. Staff is helpful.

Very helpful and I will return.

Awesome services for people on disability

Great folks- salient, thoughtful, help

People in the business of helping people. Everyone is friendly and they go out of their way to help.

The staff was very helpful

5 once they help get me a job

A very good experience

Buy my bus pass for me

NEEDS work

Professional