Controls Over Vocational Rehabilitation Training Services Need Improvement: Rehabilitation Services Administration, Department of Health, Education and Welfare : Report to the Congress |
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... California , Kentucky , New Jersey , New York , and Ohio . We made our review at HEW headquarters in Washington , D.C .; HEW re- gional offices in New York ( region II ) , Atlanta ( region IV ) , Chicago ( region V ) , and San Francisco ...
... California , Kentucky , New Jersey , New York , and Ohio . We made our review at HEW headquarters in Washington , D.C .; HEW re- gional offices in New York ( region II ) , Atlanta ( region IV ) , Chicago ( region V ) , and San Francisco ...
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... California , several units review the rehabilitation program . Two rehabilitation agency internal groups and three review groups conduct reviews of many State programs . These groups have concentrated their reviews on overpayments or ...
... California , several units review the rehabilitation program . Two rehabilitation agency internal groups and three review groups conduct reviews of many State programs . These groups have concentrated their reviews on overpayments or ...
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... California , Kentucky , New Jersey , and Ohio . At the time of our visits , the New York rehabilitation agency was unable to identify those clients currently receiving on - the - job training , which accounted for less than 1 percent of ...
... California , Kentucky , New Jersey , and Ohio . At the time of our visits , the New York rehabilitation agency was unable to identify those clients currently receiving on - the - job training , which accounted for less than 1 percent of ...
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... California , one employer was authorized vocational rehabilitation payments to train clients who were also clients of another Federal program . From June to November 1975 , the employer trained 21 rehabilitation clients in electronics ...
... California , one employer was authorized vocational rehabilitation payments to train clients who were also clients of another Federal program . From June to November 1975 , the employer trained 21 rehabilitation clients in electronics ...
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... California district office official , his counselors had acci- dentally discovered two other similar cases where training fees for clients were being paid by other agencies and addi- tional rehabilitation payments were stopped . He told ...
... California district office official , his counselors had acci- dentally discovered two other similar cases where training fees for clients were being paid by other agencies and addi- tional rehabilitation payments were stopped . He told ...
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Assistant Superintendent Associate Commissioner basic grant Bureau of Rehabilitation business and vocational California cial clients receiving college training Commissioner of Rehabilitation consider similar benefits control over payments cosmetology cost of services disability duplicated payments Educational Opportunity Grant equipment established excess payments expenditures Federal regulations fees paid financial aid financial need fiscal year 1975 guidance habilitation handicapped persons higher education identify other benefits institutions of higher internal review sections Jersey monitoring Niagara County Office of Education Ohio on-the-job training policies problems procedures providers of training received by clients Rehabilitation Act rehabilitation agency paid rehabilitation counselor rehabilitation facilities Rehabilitation Services Administration rehabilitation training services RSA guidelines RSA plans RSA regional office Secretary severely handicapped similar educational benefits Social Security Administration student student financial aid tation agency tion training providers training services provided voca vocational rehabilitation agencies vocational rehabilitation clients vocational rehabilitation program vocational rehabilitation training vocational school training York
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Page 2 - These funds were in addition to the $57 million annually appropriated under previously existing laws and to appropriations for residential schools and work-study programs. The funds under the new act were allocated among the states on the basis of population and per capita income. Each state...
Page 58 - Administration was transferred from the Social and Rehabilitation Service to the Office of Human Development.
Page 42 - Rates of payment. The State plan shall provide for the establishment in writing of policies governing rates of payment for all purchased vocational rehabilitation services, and provide that the State agency will maintain in accessible form information as to current rates of payment. The State plan shall further provide that individual or other vendors providing any services authorized by the State agency shall agree not to make any charge to or accept any payment from the...
Page 11 - About $l,290 was paid for training a student for 33 weeks to be a counter helper at a restaurant. The student had already worked at this position for l0 months.
Page 42 - ... smaller business firms from the 1972 Census of Business. If the Bureau follows through on this promise, it could result in a savings of some $50 million to the small business community. As I have said, this is a beginning. We would like to see future efforts aimed at reducing report-ing requirements of other Federal agencies such as the Department of" Labor and the Social Security Administration, both in type and frequency.
Page 34 - HEW contracted with the Urban Institute to identify and evaluate the administrative procedures and policies of State agencies in the use of similar benefits.
Page 19 - RSA does not require regional offices to periodically review providers of training services to determine how well they are meeting the needs of the program.
Page 42 - Training grants are awarded to facilities in an effort to increase the number of personnel trained in providing services to the handicapped.