State Rehab Council

The Maryland State Rehabilitation Council (MSRC) is made up of individuals who are interested in the success of public vocational rehabilitation programs.  Members are appointed by the Governor and include representatives from education, rehabilitation, employment, industry and consumer advocacy groups.

The MSRC believes that employment is critical to the quality of life of people with disabilities in Maryland.

The MSRC takes an active and visible role in how Maryland's public vocational rehabilitation program is administered.  The MSRC:

• Reviews, analyzes and advises DORS regarding performance of its responsibilities and quality of its services.
  
  
• Ensures that the needs of individuals with disabilities are identified and addressed by state and federal legislators, service providers, employers and the community.
  
  
• Collaborates with organizations and other state councils to promote services to underserved and unserved populations.
  
  
• Develops and reviews State goals and priorities, and assists in the preparation of Maryland's annual State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation.

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