For many veterans it is difficult to adjust to life once leaving active duty. Life outside the military can be a shock to the system. Often the question most asked is “What do I do now?” Luckily the government provides options for veterans to help them get started in a civilian life. Programs including vocational rehabilitation are available to help with employment goals. For disabled veterans there are compensation programs available that will allow them to live their lives in a comfortable manner. There are also programs specifically designed for post 9/11 veterans. These programs are great for making sure that veterans can adapt to outside life.
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TAP is a joint effort by the Department of Defense, Department of Labor, and Department of Veterans Affairs to inform Service members and Veterans about many programs and services including Vocational Rehabilitation and the potentially life changing opportunities available. During the TAP briefing, there will be a component focusing on services for individuals with disabilities. If you haven't already participated in a briefing, talk to your chain of command or with a Vocational Rehabilitation …show more content…
Your will Counselor offer job counseling, direct you to services specific to your needs, and connect you with training or other opportunities to help you reach your employment and Rehabilitation goals. If you are entitled to Vocational Rehabilitation benefits, you will work with a Counselor to develop your personalized rehabilitation plan following one of following five tracks:
Reemployment- helps Veterans return to work with a former employer by supporting the employer’s efforts to provide accommodations that enable the Veteran to continue along the same or similar career path
Rapid Access to Employment- help Veterans, who are ready to enter the workforce, find, apply for, and secure suitable jobs. VA may provide expert career-placement assistance, job accommodations, and other specialized
The GI bill has been heralded as one of the most significant pieces of legislation ever produced …show more content…
TAP is a joint effort by the Department of Defense, Department of Labor, and Department of Veterans Affairs to inform Service members and Veterans about many programs and services including Vocational Rehabilitation and the potentially life changing opportunities available. During the TAP briefing, there will be a component focusing on services for individuals with disabilities. If you haven't already participated in a briefing, talk to your chain of command or with a Vocational Rehabilitation …show more content…
Your will Counselor offer job counseling, direct you to services specific to your needs, and connect you with training or other opportunities to help you reach your employment and Rehabilitation goals. If you are entitled to Vocational Rehabilitation benefits, you will work with a Counselor to develop your personalized rehabilitation plan following one of following five tracks:
Reemployment- helps Veterans return to work with a former employer by supporting the employer’s efforts to provide accommodations that enable the Veteran to continue along the same or similar career path
Rapid Access to Employment- help Veterans, who are ready to enter the workforce, find, apply for, and secure suitable jobs. VA may provide expert career-placement assistance, job accommodations, and other specialized