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Vocational Rehabilitation
Helping people with disabilities address their unique barriers and achieve employment.
We support individuals with disabilities in obtaining competitive, integrated employment through professional vocational counseling and guidance, and through partnerships with employers, school districts, higher education and other agencies. We also serve Utah businesses by offering training on hiring individuals with disabilities and workplace accommodations.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICESProviding vocational rehabilitation services to help individuals find competitive, integrated employment.
UTAH WORK INCENTIVE PLANNING SERVICESHelping individuals make informed choices about how work affects their benefits.
UTAH CENTER FOR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGYOffering assistive technology assistance to individuals with disabilities.
UTAH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TEAMSEmpowering students with disabilities through assistive technology.
BUSINESS SERVICESEducating local business partners about disabilities in the workplace and 503 compliance.
STUDENT TRANSITION SERVICESProviding services to students with disabilities as they transition to adulthood and the workforce.
Latest News on Vocational Rehabilitation
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UCAT 2020 Year-in-Review
In 2020, in spite of challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, UCAT found innovative ways to connect with individuals with disabilities statewide to provide specialized services.
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2020 Utah Assistive Technology Teams Annual Report
UATT's 2020 annual report highlights how teams statewide were able to successfully support students — even during the highly disruptive COVID-19 pandemic.
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USOR 100 – Spotlight on Employee Excellence: Beth Bartholomew
Beth Bartholomew has an amazing ability to connect with a variety of people with disabilities — especially youth — and always goes out of her way to make sure they have the support and services they need to achieve success.
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Deafblind and Thriving
In 1984, U.S. President Ronald Reagan issued an executive proclamation that reads, in part: "On June 27 we commemorate the...anniversary of the birth of Helen Keller
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