The Resource Record
portrays each agency, organization, and program in a uniform manner so that you
can more easily compare information about the resources in the Family Resources
database. The information is updated by the agency, organization or program
sponsor on a yearly basis, in quarterly cycles. To link directly to a resource's
website you can click the URL (if available).
Languages: American Sign Language, Spanish, Vietnamese, Farsi, Tagalog
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Fax: 408-277-1270
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Description: Helps vocationally disabled persons with physical (including alcoholism and drug dependence) and mental impairments enter or return to work and live more independently. Provides diagnostic and testing services, personal/vocational counseling, job training and placement, transportation allowances, tools, equipment, supplies and licenses necessary for employment. Services are provided according to individual written rehabilitation plan. Offers services to employers including consultation on access laws, standards, and tax incentives. Blind Services serves clients who are age 18+ and legally blind. Offers counseling, mobility and daily living skills training, adaptive techniques, transportation training. Adaptive devices for those who need them. Mountain View Branch: 2570 W. El Camino Real, Suite 202, Mountain View 94040 650-949-2750 East San Jose Branch: 1333 Piedmont Street; San Jose, CA; 95132 408-277-9011
West San Jose Branch: 1471 Saratoga Avenue, Suite 100; San Jose, CA; 95129-2911 408-725-2911
Blind Services: Vocational Services 408-277-9503
Blind Services: Homemaker Services 408-277-9864 Menlo Park Branch: 800 Menlo Avenue, Suite 122, Menlo Park 94025 650-688-6380
Address: California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR)
100 Paseo de San Antonio, Suite 324 San Jose, CA
95113
Transporation: VTA stops within 4 blocks/Light Rail/home visits
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible/interpreter for hearing-impaired available
