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Equal Opportunity Program/Services Auxiliary Aids and Services are available upon request to people with disabilities |
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Sorenson Video Relay Service (SVRS) is a free service that makes it easy for deaf and hard-of-hearing persons who communicate using American Sign Language (ASL) to place and receive phone calls to any hearing person. The videophone calling service is now available in the resource room at our One Stop Center. (Service provided with assistance from the NCCC Disability Program Navigator).
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The Disability Program Navigator (DPN) position was created to assist those with disabilities and those that employ, work, or live with individuals with disabilities.
Meet Your Disability Program Navigator
Toni Costales-Servin is your North Central Counties Consortium Disability Program Navigator. She is located at the Sutter County One Stop facility at 256 Wilbur Ave., Yuba City, CA 95991 and has been providing convenient and easy access to disability information in our five county area. You can call Toni at (530) 822-5120 ext. 3052 or contact her by TTY at (530) 822-5104. You can email the DPN at: tcostales-servin@sutter.k12.ca.us
Click Here to Go to the DPN Webpage
Why Hire a person with Disabilities?
Need Information on How Working Would Affect Disability Benefits?
CA Department of Rehabilitation 1237 Live Oak Blvd., Yuba City, CA 95991 (530) 822-4591 http://www.dor.ca.gov/index.htm Working with a Disability In California
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This new Web site integrates content from 22 federal agencies and offers comprehensive information about programs and services to serve more than 50 million Americans with disabilities and anyone interested in disability-related information.
Visitors can sign up for personalized news and updates, participate in online discussions and suggest resources for the site. New features include a Twitter feed, Really Simple Syndication feeds, a blog, social bookmarking and a user-friendly way to obtain answers to questions on such topics as finding employment and job accommodations.
The site is organized into 10 subject areas:
By selecting a category, visitors are directed to useful information on federal and state government programs and services, news and events, grants and funding opportunities, and more. [Click here to go to this website] ADA Guide for Small Businesses
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