VR Nevada used National Disability Employment Awareness Month to spotlight free services that help people with disabilities prepare for, get and keep jobs, while also assisting employers.
Program Year 2024 federal data showed participants working after leaving VR Nevada had median quarterly earnings of $6,307, or 18% above the national median for vocational rehabilitation participants.
In federal fiscal 2025, the agency delivered Pre-Employment Transition Services to 2,571 students at 64 schools across 14 districts, targeting career exploration and workplace readiness before graduation.
Those services also extend to employed Nevadans who need rehabilitation technology, worksite modifications, job coaching or help navigating workplace accommodations, underscoring the state's broader push to remove employment barriers.