It is the purpose of PRA to:
Encourage and foster the recruitment, professional growth, and retention of qualified, competent, dedicated personnel in the field of rehabilitation.
Promote the development of best practices in the delivery of rehabilitation services to people with disabilities
Educate our community about disability
Advocate for the public policy to support full inclusion of people with disabilities in our society
Recent News
To all our 2018 PRA PDI attendees we want you to know that the CRC credits you submitted are being processed. Thank you again for your attendance and participation.
Washington Alert – Congress Passes $1.3 Trillion Spending Bill To: All Members of the National Rehabilitation Association From: Fredric Schroeder, Executive Director Subject: Washington Alert – Congress Passes $1.3 Trillion Spending Bill The Congress has adopted a $1.3 spending bill to fund the government for the remainder of the fiscal year, September 30, 2018. The bill finally…
To: All Members of the National Rehabilitation Association From: Fredric Schroeder, Executive Director Subject: Washington Alert – FY 2018 Appropriations and FY 2019 President’s Budget There is a good bit of confusion around the current year’s funding and the President’s FY 2019 budget request. Here is information we…
RSA has shared the following video training and conference links (past and upcoming) on topics of interest for VR professionals: JD-VRTAC- Key First Steps for Connecting with Registered Apprenticeship Programs – 2/21/2018 NTACT- Ask the Expert: Employment for Youth with Autism: Keys to Success– 2/22/2018 NCRTM- Stakeholder Feedback Survey – 3/01/2018 NTACT- Collaborative Initiatives Across Career and Technical Education, Vocational Rehabilitation and…