Vocational Rehabilitation

Muscogee Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VR)

The Muscogee Creek Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VR) continues to provide vocational rehabilitation support to a population of un-served and under-served American Indians with disabilities.  The overall goals and objectives of the MCNVRSP are to provide a broad scope of high-quality, culturally-appropriate VR services to American Indians with disabilities, residing within the MCN service area, that is consistent with their individual strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, capabilities, and informed choices to gain and maintain successful employment and independence.

Therefore, the ultimate impact of the MCN Vocational Rehabilitation program is to provide culturally sensitive counseling, educational resources, and case management services by qualified VR Specialists to increase the confidence of American Indian clients as they progress through their education toward successful employment outcomes.

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Call (918) 304-3366

Youth Services Available

Our Youth Services program offers culturally sensitive guidance, career readiness resources, and job-related support tailored to youth transitioning into the workforce.

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Vocational Rehabilitation History

Muscogee (Creek) Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Program was established in 1998 with a Federal grant award from the United States Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, Washington, D.C. with matching funds made available from Muscogee (Creek) Nation. The vocational Rehabilitation Services Program coordinates and co-cases with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation services at the consumer’s request. Services are provided by both programs without duplication of services to maximize resources.