If you've experienced disability-related employment discrimination and want to file a complaint, contact the Michigan Department of Civil Rights. A team member will listen to your concerns, determine if MDCR has jurisdiction and provide additional resources if applicable.
Michigan's injured workers and their employers are governed by the Workers' Disability Compensation Act. The WDCA administers and enforces the laws covered in this Act.
EARN promotes the adoption of workplace disability policies and provides resources and technical assistance to help organizations of all sizes recruit, hire, retain and advance people with disabilities.
A statewide network of regional agencies and service centers in Michigan that helps job seekers find employment and assists businesses with recruiting and training workers
The Bureau of Services for Blind Persons Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) provide services to students aged 14 and older to assist with the successful transition from high school to postsecondary education or employment.
Offers training, vocational support, adaptive equipment, and daily living skills to help blind or visually impaired residents achieve independence and employment.
A residential rehabilitation facility in Kalamazoo offering comprehensive skill-building in vocational, independent living, and adaptive techniques for individuals who are blind.
Provides region-wide technical assistance, training, and resources to ensure compliance with the ADA for businesses, government agencies, public spaces and digital accessibility.
A fully accessible, residential vocational school providing career assessments and training in multiple trades to adults with disabilities; accredited and supported by Michigan Rehabilitation Services.
A statewide resource center offering guidance, workshops, and advocacy support to families of children and young adults (birth to 26) with disabilities navigating special education services.
A vocational rehabilitation agency that partners with individuals and employers to provide counseling, training, assistive technology, and job placement support for people with disabilities.
Information on free or waived Michigan IDs for legally blind or senior residents, ASL interpreter services at Secretary of State offices, and testing and voter-accessibility accommodations.
ODEP is a non-regulatory federal agency that promotes policies and coordinates with employers and all levels of government to increase workplace success for people with disabilities
