The right supports and accommodations can help you find — and keep — a job you care about.
Some supports and accommodations are practical, such as:
In other cases, vocational rehabilitation services help people with disabilities discover possibilities and overcome barriers to finding and keeping jobs. If you're on a home and community-based services waiver, supported employment services — such as exploring what you might want to do and getting help from a job coach once you're hired — are available. Laws like the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) protect you from losing your job if you need to take time away because of your health or disability.
Any of these tools can help you succeed at jobs you might not have thought possible before.