CATEGORY
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SEARCH TERM OR TAG
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STATE
Using the search bar, enter the name of the state where you’re trying to find amputee resources. Type the full name of the state, not just the two-letter abbreviation.
American Job Centers
American Job Centers (AJCs) provide free help to job seekers for a variety of career and employment-related needs. Nearly 2,300 AJCs, funded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration, are located throughout the United States. Services for amputees and other job seekers with disabilities include free access to job banks, computers, resume writing tools and printers, networking groups and workshops, and more.
US Department of Labor Washington DC 2005
Explore Assistive Technology
Explore AT (Assistive Technology) is a clearinghouse for information and resources on many different assistive technologies, including prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs, mobility aids, vehicle modifications, home modifications, and recreational equipment.
Washington DC 20005
Partnership on Inclusive Apprenticeship
PIA collaborates with employers and apprenticeship intermediaries to design inclusive apprenticeship programs that meet employer talent needs and enable people with disabilities to gain credentials and skills to succeed in growing industries. We collaborate with employers, apprenticeship intermediaries, and people with disabilities to make apprenticeship programs more inclusive. We support apprenticeship intermediaries in recruiting people with disabilities and employers who are interested in offering inclusive apprenticeships.
US Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy Washington DC 20005
USA Jobs
USAJOBS connects job seekers with federal employment opportunities across the United States and around the world. If you’re an amputee or person with another disability, you can apply and compete for any job for which you are eligible and meet the qualifications, but you also may be eligible for a special hiring authority. Federal agencies are required by law to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants and employees with disabilities. The accommodations make it easier for an employee with a disability to successfully perform the duties of the position.
Washington DC 20003
American Job Centers
American Job Centers (AJCs) provide free help to job seekers for a variety of career and employment-related needs. Nearly 2,300 AJCs, funded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration, are located throughout the United States. Services for amputees and other job seekers with disabilities include free access to job banks, computers, resume writing tools and printers, networking groups and workshops, and more.
US Department of Labor Washington DC 2005
Explore Assistive Technology
Explore AT (Assistive Technology) is a clearinghouse for information and resources on many different assistive technologies, including prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs, mobility aids, vehicle modifications, home modifications, and recreational equipment.
Washington DC 20005
Partnership on Inclusive Apprenticeship
PIA collaborates with employers and apprenticeship intermediaries to design inclusive apprenticeship programs that meet employer talent needs and enable people with disabilities to gain credentials and skills to succeed in growing industries. We collaborate with employers, apprenticeship intermediaries, and people with disabilities to make apprenticeship programs more inclusive. We support apprenticeship intermediaries in recruiting people with disabilities and employers who are interested in offering inclusive apprenticeships.
US Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy Washington DC 20005
USA Jobs
USAJOBS connects job seekers with federal employment opportunities across the United States and around the world. If you’re an amputee or person with another disability, you can apply and compete for any job for which you are eligible and meet the qualifications, but you also may be eligible for a special hiring authority. Federal agencies are required by law to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants and employees with disabilities. The accommodations make it easier for an employee with a disability to successfully perform the duties of the position.
Washington DC 20003
Amputee Resource Directory: Category Icons
All entries in the Amputee Community Resource Directory are assigned to a primary category, represented by the corresponding icon. Here are the types of resources for amputees that each icon represents:
Adaptive sports and
recreation programs
Clothes, shoes, or
prosthetic covers
Financial assistance for a
prosthesis or other needs
Health, mental health,
physical therapy, or rehab services
Kids’ programs
and support
Military veteran
programs and support
Political and legal
advocacy organizations
Social connection, peer support,
or information resources
Other amputee resources
Some organizations offer multiple types of resources for amputees and are assigned to multiple categories. For example, an organization that provides outdoor recreation programs for disabled veterans will appear if you sort by “Adaptive Sports Programs” and if you sort by “Military Veterans Programs.”
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