• Clinical trials
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Children and Disability

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Vocational Rehabilitation

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Research Labs: Vocational Rehabilitation

Vocational Rehabilitation: devoted to the study, research, training and demonstration of employment and disability policy related to individuals with disabilities.

Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center

Director: Richard S. Luck, Ed.D.
Division of the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services

The Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center serves people with all types of disabilities primarily from the commonwealth of Virginia, but also from the Mid-Atlantic region, the nation and the world. WWRC has four major focus or specialty areas: services to youth in transition, which involve a wide array of services to youth who are in transition from secondary school to higher education, employment and independent living; neurorehabilitation services for persons with neurotrauma, especially spinal cord injury and traumatic brain injury, to transition to higher levels of functioning in living, working and relationships; assistive technology services to provide assistive technology support services to aid persons with disabilities transition through the application of state-of-the- art advances in scientific development in areas such as mobility, sensory awareness and communication; and finally, comprehensive evaluation and assessment services to assist in the transition of individuals from special populations such as the deaf and persons with sensory impairments, the elderly driver and their families, and persons with complex multiple disabilities.

More information:
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Richard S. Luck, Ed.D.
Phone: (800) 345-WWRC
Email: Richard.Luck@wwrc.virginia.gov