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Why is there a separate program for people who are blind or visually limited?

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Why is there a separate program for people who are blind or visually limited?

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DORS established the Office for Blindness & Vision Services (OBVS) in order to serve the special needs of individuals who are blind or have significant vision loss. OBVS staff members also receive ongoing training to meet the needs of people who are blind. What does a DORS counselor do? A DORS counselor is assigned to each person who applies for services. The assigned counselor will work with you as you move through the rehabilitation process, from determining if you are eligible, developing a plan of services, helping you achieving employment and assuring that the employment is satisfactory. DORS counselors are experts in disability and employment issues. They can provide career guidance and counseling to individuals who are unsure of their goals. They will help you make informed choices about your goals and the services needed to reach those goals. Many people say that the DORS counselor played a significant role in their success. DORS counselors can provide practical assistance as w

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