The Rehabilitation Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired (RCBVI), Topeka, is a comprehensive training center which offers a variety of services necessary for consumers to achieve competitive, integrated employment. Services include vocational assessment and assistive technology. Training is provided on basic job skills, work-related computer/communication skills, and the independent living skills necessary for employment.

Kansas Seniors Achieving Independent Living (Kan-SAIL) provides independent living skills training in the home communities of older Kansans who experience blindness or visual impairments.

Rehabilitation Teaching (RT) services are provided throughout the state to assist persons who are blind or visually impaired in adjusting to blindness, increasing independent living skills, and preparing for employment.

The Business Enterprise Program (BEP) offers persons who are legally blind the opportunity to manage food service and vending operations in public/government facilities. BEP uses funds generated by its operations, rather than state general funds, to match federal VR doallrs.

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Page last updated February 3, 2009