The College of Menominee Nation Menominee Vocational Rehabilitation Program offers vocational rehabilitation services to individuals who meet the following requirements:
- Must be an Enrolled member of a State or Federally Recognized Tribe or an Alaskan Native.
- Reside within the defined service area of the CMN-MVR (30 miles of Menominee Reservation Boarders)
- Must have a physical or mental impairment that can be documented
- The impairment must constitute or result in a substantial impediment to employment and;
- You can “reasonably expect to benefit”, in terms of employment, from the vocational rehabilitation service received.
Upon completion of the referral process, the CMN MVR Counselor will conduct an intake interview to assist in determining eligibility. You will be asked to sign a release of information permitting your healthcare provider to release your disability information directly to CMN MVR. Services are rendered only after you are determined eligible and have entered into the rehabilitation phase of your program. This process may take up to 90 days.
I understand the requirements for eligibility in the College of Menominee Nation Menominee Vocational Rehabilitation Program. I will participate in anyway necessary to facilitate the development and implementation of my Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE).