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...Security Act as amended provides that disability determinations will be made by the state. OOD is composed, in part, of two bureaus and one division: (A) The bureau of vocational rehabilitation ("BVR") provides vocational rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities other than visual. (B) The bureau of services for the visually impaired ("BSVI") provides vocational rehabilitation service...

... age (forty years or older), color, disability, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, sex (including sexual harassment), or veteran status. (B) Sign or authorize designees to sign all grants and contract service agreements awarded by OOD to individuals, and to public and other non-profit agencies and organizations. (C) Ensure that every contract service agreement and grant that is...

... age (forty years or older), color, disability, national origin (ancestry), race, genetic information, religion, sexual orientation, gender/sex (including sexual harassment), gender identity or expression, military status, status as a parent during pregnancy and immediately after the birth of a child, status as a nursing mother, status as a parent of a young child, or status as a foster parent...

..., Federal Medical Leave Act issues, disability issues, employee assistance program issues); (14) Complying with an executive order or policy; (15) Complying with an OOD policy or procedure, or a state administrative policy or directive issued by the department of administrative services (DAS), the office of budget and management (OBM), or other similar state agency; (16) Complying with a ...

...vailable to assist an individual with a disability in preparing for, securing, retaining, advancing in, or regaining an employment outcome consistent with the individual's unique strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, capabilities, interests, and informed choice and pursuant to this chapter . Unless otherwise specified in rule 3304-2-52 of the Administrative Code, OOD payments for ...

...en by an applicant or individual with a disability, as appropriate. Includes a parent, guardian, other family member, or advocate, unless a representative has been appointed by a court to represent the individual, in which case the court-appointed representative is the individual's representative. (2) "Appropriate mode of communication" means specialized aids and supports that enable the individu...

...de services to an individual with a disability at the least cost consistent with rehabilitation needs and informed choice. (C) If an individual with a disability, consistent with informed choice, chooses to receive services from a qualified service provider other than the least cost provider identified in accordance with this rule, OOD shall only pay for the services in the amount it would cost ...

...de services to an individual with a disability at the least cost consistent with rehabilitation needs and informed choice. (C) If an individual with a disability, consistent with informed choice, chooses to receive services from a qualified service provider other than the least cost provider identified in accordance with this rule, OOD shall only pay for the services in the amount it would cost ...

...de services to an individual with a disability at the least cost consistent with rehabilitation needs and informed choice. (C) If an individual with a disability, consistent with informed choice, chooses to receive services from a qualified service provider other than the least cost provider identified in accordance with this rule, OOD shall only pay for the services in the amount it would cost ...

...de services to an individual with a disability at the least cost consistent with their disability and rehabilitation needs. (C) If an individual with a disability, consistent with informed choice, chooses to receive services from a qualified service provider other than the least cost provider identified in accordance with this rule, OOD shall only pay for the services in the amount it would cost ...

... courthouse, having weapons while under disability, improperly discharging a firearm at or into a habitation or school, discharge of firearm on or near prohibited premises, improperly furnishing firearms to minor, engaging in pattern of corrupt activity, participating in criminal gang, corrupting another drugs, trafficking in drugs, illegal manufacture of drugs or cultivation of marihuan...

...enefits under "Title II Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)" or "Title XVI Supplemental Security Income (SSI)" of the Social Security Act is presumed eligible for vocational rehabilitation services and is considered an individual with a significant disability provided the individual intends to achieve an employment outcome consistent with 34 CFR 361.42, in effect on the effective date of t...

...or when needed by the individual with a disability to overcome limitations imposed by a disability. All monies received from a refund or sale of training supplies or equipment shall be returned to OOD. (E) The determination of least cost for the purpose of college, occupational, or vocational training shall include consideration of an appropriate Ohio junior college or community college education...

...hen needed by the individual with a disability to meet their disability, academic, and rehabilitation needs. All monies received from a refund or sale of training supplies or equipment shall be returned to OOD. (E) The determination of least cost for the purpose of postsecondary training shall be based on the cost to attend any Ohio public educational institution in accordance with rule 3304-2-52...

...lied to this rule. "Student with a disability" means an individual with a disability in a secondary, postsecondary or other recognized education program who is not younger than fourteen and is not older than twenty-one years of age and, for a student in secondary education, is eligible for and receiving special education or related services under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Ed...

... individual with a most significant disability, including a youth with a most significant disability, is working on a short-term basis toward competitive integrated employment that is individualized, customized, and consistent with the unique strengths, abilities, interests, and informed choice of the individual, including ongoing support services for individuals with the most significant disa...

...idual, due to the severity of their disability, is incapable of benefiting from the provision of VR services in terms of an employment outcome as evidenced by the completion of trial work experience in a competitive integrated employment setting, consistent with the informed choice and rehabilitation needs of the individual; or (4) VR services are not required for the person to prepare for, s...

...idual, due to the severity of their disability, is unable to benefit from the provision of vocational rehabilitation (VR) services in terms of an employment outcome. Prior to making such a determination, OOD must conduct an exploration of the individual's abilities, capabilities and capacity to perform in realistic work situations; or (4) VR services are not required for the individual to pre...

...s rule. (1) "Individual with a disability" means an indiviudal who has been determined eligible for vocational rehabilitation services puruant to rule 3304-2-54 of the Administrative Code but whose physical or mental impairement does not meet the definition of a significant disability or most significant disability. (2) "Individual with a significant disability" means an individual with ...

...ss only after the individual with a disability has an attainable, written business plan as determined by OOD. (B) OOD's financial contribution to purchase an existing business shall be preceded by a legal and fiscal review for liens, litigation or other hidden costs. (C) OOD funds shall be used to support a self-employment outcome only when the individual with a disability is a majority owne...

...cessary to enable the individual with a disability to participate in vocational rehabilitation services provided under an IPE, but also when needed to prepare for, secure, retain, advance in or regain an employment outcome. (B) Home modifications shall only be made to the primary residence of the individual with a disability. "Primary" means the home from which the individual would usually le...

...by the applicant/participant because of disability that are not reimbursable by another source; only that amount actually paid out by the applicant/participant during the year in question may be counted. (J) "Integrated setting," with respect to an employment outcome, means a setting typically found in the community in which participants interact with persons who do not have a disability, oth...

...interact with persons who do not have a disability, other than service providers, to the same extent that non-disabled persons in comparable positions interact with other persons. (H) "Participant" means an eligible person who is authorized to receive reimbursement for wages paid for personal assistance services through the personal care assistance program. (I) "PCA" means the personal care assistan...

...e community in which persons with a disability interact with persons who do not have a disability, other than service providers, to the same extent that non-disabled persons in comparable positions interact with other persons. (I) "PCA program" means the OOD personal care assistance program. (J) "Personal assistance services" means services that help a person who has a severe physical disability...

...ars old or older with a severe physical disability. (2) Not be receiving personal assistance services through OOD's vocational rehabilitation program which duplicates services funded through the personal care assistance program. (3) Exhaust all available resources before receiving services from the personal care assistance program. Participants may receive personal assistance services from the p...